Grow PERFECT PEPPERS // STOP using this - it's ruining your harvest // BUMPER CROP // BEST tips
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Do you want to be successful growing peppers? Start them off this way in the garden and you'll have bumper crop. You might be surprised when you see that this one amendment can actually harm your plants.
When the winter comes, I’m not sure if you do this, but I do. I will take a few of those pepper plants and plant them in a 5 gallon bag or a pot and over winter them because what happens is when spring starts again they will be blooming and giving you peppers before the new seedlings do so I have two overwinter pepper trees, three years old and I am getting big hand size peppers from them right now until the other ones start which flowering now
When you say overwinter, are you keeping them in the house or heated garage? Do you keep watered them through winter?
As long as your temps don’t get close to or below freezing, you will be fine if they are in the garage. If it’s too cold, you could definitely bring them inside and water occasionally. They shouldn’t need too much water.
Здравствуйте! Да, получаются перцовые деревья.... Это хлопотно, но очень интересно...Мы выкапываем сильные кусты перца, подрезаем немного корни, обрезаем все зелёные стебли, оставляем только крепкие ствол и ветки (скелет)... высаживаем в небольшой горшок, опрыскиваем от вредителей и болезней. Заносим домой на подоконник, поливаем, часто обрабатываем от вредителей... когда начинают появляться листья, подкармливаем и ставим под лампы освещения.... Весной можно высадить в сад-огород. Москва. Удачи Вам и вкусных урожаев!
I do the same! Keep them in the laundry room with some sun and water as needed. Peppers all winter. I hand pollinate the blooms. Third and last year for my jalapeño. But will overwinter some new ones this year!
@@MorganHillFarms people say water on the major holidays through the winter which is a good reminder for new gardeners how little it is
I always plant a lot just to share. We are not young but there are older neighbors that are older than us that greatly appreciate the fresh groceries!
Much to my husbands embarrassment, I have been bringing all our extras to our Sunday School class!!!
First view you go girl! Inspiring.
Yay! Thank you!
Great explanation and demonstration of separating the seedlings without words!
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Glad it was helpful!
Can you do a video on the watering system that you have in those raised beds? Also what and where to order the components?
Looks great.
Thank you:)
Thank you!
You're welcome:)
Excellent video and super job presenting. We’re in northern Minnesota and going to plant our peppers this week. You gave us such tremendous info that will really improve our success and also other recipes. Thank you for sharing and what a well kept garden!
That is great to hear! So glad it was helpful:)
Giá thể trồng cây của bạn rất ok.
Nice video!❤
Thanks! 😊
This is great information! Especially the info on fertilizing with respect to, not only what is recommended and why, but also what not to use, like extra nitrogen. This is very helpful! Gotta say, though, I really feel for your back! That's a lot of bending and standing! Please take care!
So glad you enjoyed the video! The soil in my raised beds has decreased as all of the logs and branches that we filled the bottoms with have decomposed. I feel like I am bending so much that I don’t even realize it anymore!
Your transplants looked really good
Thank you:)
Just found you. Love the video. Subscribed 😊
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Awesome! Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it:)
That's great and amazing my friend
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Thank you for subscribing. Im so glad you enjoyed the video:)
UGh, my peppers have been in for a couple of weeks and temps have dropped into the 40's at night and yes, we did notice the slow development.
I had the same problem. When temps dropped here in NY. I got my hands on some Scotch Bonnet peppers and Trinidad Seasoning Peppers straight from Grenada took the seeds and grew like 100 plants and lost all of them because of the weather. Luckily I had a backup set but they still are taking long
I hope they recover for you!
What is a bumper crop? Love your videos, way to go.
A bumper crop is a crop that produces a harvest that is much greater than what is typical or expected:)
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Welcome!!
Love this video. Love your garden. May I have some seeds from your California wonder green pepper? I would LOVE to grow them down here.
Yes!!!! I would love to send you some, but of course it won’t be until the end of the season:) Email me you address:)
@@MorganHillFarms I can't find your email address. I know we have emailed before.
@MorganHillFarms What's your spacing for peppers? Is 16" rows and 12" between plants adequate? Can I (and should I) go tighter?
My plants are probably 12 inches apart in all directions. Your spacing sounds great but if you want to get more in a smaller space, then go for 12 inch rows
Those are beautiful!!! How on earth did you do that? Please share.
Thank you. I really attribute my healthy seedlings to my soil mix that I make into soil blocks and start all my seedlings in. Here is a link to that video:
ruclips.net/video/RiMtH4QEoXw/видео.htmlsi=RVbq5nGO1IEwlxEP
Can i ask why you take the flowers off? Im asking Because my pepers are slow going and everything else is busting at the seems. I just fell in love with your channel! We are trying to start our channel but were just back yard gardening on a big budget! Hopefully one day God will bless us with some more room maybe a greenhouse! Thank you for the knowledge!
Thank you for your kind words. Im so glad you are enjoying my channel! I take the flowers and buds off because the plants are very small. They need to put all their energy into developing a good root system. Once they are bigger, I'll allow the blossoms to develop into fruit. If I didn't pick off the blossoms, I would get peppers sooner, but the plant would never produce a bountiful harvest as it will when you allow it to focus on root production in the early season. The bigger the root system, the more nutrients the plant can take up and the better fruit production you'll have:). Hope that helps
The plant needs to get bigger before fruiting...pick off the 1st few flowers
Since I already planted mine, can I go ahead and add the amendments? They are in a new bed that got aome good compost.
Yes you can. Just work it into the top inch or so of soil without disturbing the roots of your peppers. You'll be just fine to do it this way!
Have you ever brought you peppers in for the winter then put them out in spring? I it last year and about ready to put them out. I was wondering if you had any tips to make the transition go well.
I haven't overwintered my peppers yet, but I plan to do that with just a few pepper plants this year so we can have peppers for fresh eating prior to the main preserving harvest!
I planted my pepper seedlings out a week ago, and many have blooms and small peppers. I’m in the same area as you - would it be worth my while to go out and pick off blooms and baby peppers or is it too late now?
I would pick them off asap. I missed a few flowers and had a couple of tiny peppers start growing. As soon as I saw them, I took them off. It will divert the energy back to root production which is what you want right now:)
My bell pepper plants have a whole bunch of flower buds forming at the tip of the plant. I missed up potting them at the right time. We have a very short growing season and I do not want to risk topping them off! Wonder how to remove those buds without hurting any of the top foliage 😢
You can let the little buds grow a bit larger and then pinch them off. I think you'd be just fine doing that!
Do you use bug repellent to keep mosquitos and other bugs from biting you? Your skin looks so good. I'm in IN and can't go out to my garden without getting eaten up by them. I'm trying what they say is a more natural bug repellent, listerine, this year cause I don't want to use all those chemicals on my skin.
We are just now starting to see a few mosquitos. Honestly, the garden gets so hot that they really don't bother me. If I was in the shade of one of our Pecan trees, they would eat me alive. I don't use any type of bug repellant or sprays. If I am ever worried about it, I will just wear a light long sleeve button up shirt to keep the critters off of me:)
Why do you keep the soil level in your beds so low, compared to how deep the beds are? Are you using the walls of the bed to help shade the plants when the sun is low or something? Just curious, thanks.
When we built the garden, we filled the beds with leaves, compost, grass clippings, logs and sticks etc. The level has decreased as these things have decomposed. I do not have any barrier at the bottom of the beds so my plants can reach into the native soil below. I could fill them to the top, but that would be a lot of soil and money. I do top off with a few inches of compost every year though:)
Sorry, if I missed this point - but… do you plant your peppers deep, like you do tomato plants? Do peppers produce roots along their stems, if planted deeper? I love to pinch my peppers so that they put on more stems and fill out!
No don't plant like tomatoes they don't root l like that.
I don't plant them anymore than 1/2- 1 inch deeper than they were in their soil block. They do not put out roots like tomatoes do.
What base did you use? You should link the products you used down below. Like other channels do. Just a suggestion.
Hi Lucy! I’m not quite sure what you mean by base. If you could explain that, I’m happy to share exactly what I use. Thanks for the comment!
The type of soil that you use. Sorry, I am very new to gardening.
How do you grow your onions
I usually start from seed but this year my onions didn't do well. I ended up planting some onion plants that have begun to bulb up really nicely. If you are seeing the crop behind me in this video, that one is garlic:). I'll link an onion video for you below that shows what I did to grow my onions this year.
ruclips.net/video/1GA-i7nsAso/видео.htmlsi=jANaitr8jZEJb2y1
I bought a bag of 2- 3- 3 organic fertilizer w calcium. Is this the same as adding bone meal and rock phosphate?? Thank You
So you are adding the correct amount of phosphorus ( the middle number) but you are also adding nitrogen ( the first number) and potassium. Also, this fertilizer I am assuming is synthetic, so most likely it is a quick acting fertilizer and will not last as long as a rock phosphate would, which is slow acting.
@@MorganHillFarms Hi. Thank You so much for your reply!! I tried sending a pic of the bag of Organic Fertilizer. Couldn't load it. Thank You. I will be subscribing ! Joe in Rhode Island.
So, Do you transplant once the night temperatures stay above 50F
Yes! I only plant in the garden after nighttime temps are above 50. Even if they are on my back patio hardening off, I will bring them in on nights colder than 50.
@@MorganHillFarms thanks for the response. I'm going to take your advice and wait to plant until Monday when the forecast shows the night temps to stay above 50.👍
egg shells and match sticks for calcium and phosphate .
Wow, I didn’t know matchsticks were a thing for phosphorus! Thanks for the info:)
Don’t plant outside if temperature will be less than 50F, jealous I’m in high desert
We used to live in Phoenix. I imagine that is a completely different gardening world!
You should collab with millennial gardener he is so knowledgeable and pretty sure he learned most of his knowledge from trial and error. If the collab ever happens o want a r shirt sonce its my idea. Lol. 4hank You and please keep up the Great Work
You need to water the plants at the bottom, not spray them.
I know! I was in a rush but luckily we have drip irrigation so they’ll be watered from the bottom from now on:)