10 Best Ways to Increase Pepper Production Without Pruning
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- John from www.growingyour... shares his top 10 tips for how you can double or even triple your pepper harvest without pruning. Get nature to do all the work for you, instead of you having to work.
In this episode, you will learn 10 critical steps you need to do to ensure you have abundant pepper harvest throughout your growing season.
You will discover the new technique John experimented with this season in his garden and how it turned out for him. You will also discover 9 other solid growing practices that can help you increase the harvest of all the different crops you are growing in your garden.
You will learn why John does not generally prune his plants and what he chooses to do instead to increase growth and production in his garden instead.
You will see some examples of peppers that have 10-12 peppers per plant that are spaced less than 12" from each other in his garden.
You will learn 10 tips that should be used together for the best production of peppers you have never had in your garden.
You will discover the different fertilizers, inoculants, compost teas, rock dust, worm castings, fungal compost and more than John uses to achieve his growing results.
Finally, John will share his final thoughts on pruning, and how to give your plants more sugar than vinegar to get them to grow better, which may even help you in the bedroom.
After watching this episode, you will learn some alternative ways to pruning that will allow you to increase your yields, and grow higher quality food by working with nature, instead of against it.
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I would've never thought to check with my local university about veggies and planting information. That was the best tip I could've stumbled across. Thank you!
Banana peppers are so good stuffed with bleu cheese and drizzled with seasoned olive oil. Soooo good.
The tips start at 5:34
Beforehand, he shows the results & emphasizes the importance of using the tips.
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Why does he waste our time?
I don't call it pruning, but when my pepper seedlings get their 3rd set of true leaves, I pinch out the top of the plant. That forces the plant to develop 2 stems instead of one, and strengthens the main stem so no staking or cages are necessary. They do very well every year.
Exactly right
bruh, if u let it grow it will get fuckin 10 stems lmao atleast with me maybe im magical ill start videos nexxt year on hot peppers(:
& you stop the apical dominance , stop the auxin from slowing other branches, get a spike in growth after recovery. This strategy is also used in other systems
I did not prune my pepper but the caterpillar did that for me.
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Oooof.
I had one do that too. I pruned mine and they have exploded!
In Australia we have too many lizards for that to be possible hehe
Thank you! I'm a rough neck Montana boy, but I am learning each and every day to appreciate nature in new ways. Your informative teaching style is very much appreciated, perhaps even more than how many tomato's, peppers and such that I will produce this year. This was just great, I wish you many bountiful harvest along with enjoyable journeys full of delight & purpose!
I live in Georgia and we have kudzu everywhere, so I use it and also poke, yarrow and other native weeds for compost tea.
A neighbor of mine has been growing the same organic pepper plant for 4 years and her crop is incredible in taste and bounty. I didn't know they're a perennial vegetable plant.
Most plants are perennial. They just call certain ones annual because thise cannot survive in the area where they are sold, but you can make them last if you know how to overwinter them.
Portland? Maine?
Here in Oregon... is been in the 90s for, about a week... my peppers are happy!
But yah... Portland Oregon has a rep for not being sunny and hot. Some summers are better than others.
this year i have two to three peppers and that is a miracle LOLOL
I'm blessed when it comes to pollinators, there's decent swath of nature across the street that's left to it's own devices.
Thanks for the other tips though :)
Dear John what do you do with all those peppers???? Great video they're alway great!!!!!!!
Lots of gardening information in one video. Thankyou
In short season areas (zone 3b/4a) it can be essential to prune away excess growth about 4-6 wks before average first frost. In my garden, we lop off all immature pepper, tomato, squash fruits/vines --to allow the existing unripe fruits to fill out and ripen. Earlier in season, I prune off all lower branches on tomatoes which touch soil (prevent diseases-- I do mulch but heirloom varieties more prone) and also prune off excess cuke & melon vines. Pruning has its place, depends on zone, and early vs later in season.
HOLY smokes John! I'm a PEPPER guy, and, those ARE impressive.
(14 minutes) I EVEN got my dad to agree to try our GREENS this year!!!!! YES !!!! :-D .... mom and I have been RAVING about them !!!!!! .... NO Comparison to the store bought. No.
CHECK out your bad@$$ compost tea brewer!!!! IT even has a tap! :-D .... JOHN you should Spenser me you should! :-D
I got an airstone already even !!!!!!! ..... I just need "the GOOP" , John? I GOT a 5 gallon bucket even already I just have to figure out how to hack it with a TAP. So mom can fill the watering can easy right.
OOOOOOOOO - did you meet a nice lady? :-D ..... mashallah! I hope it works out for you. :-)
PLASTIC? ... No, JOHN!!! :-D .... I will give you "SEED" of good Mushroom. You just have to keep "Feeding" it organix I think you'll manage !!!! SUPER easy You Got This right.
Another great video as always. Hey, John, you've got to come see my urban garden here in St. George/Ivins Utah. Only a couple of neighbors have seen it, and they say it should be on tv. It's a "Growing your Greens Meets Back to Eden" kind of setup. Small, unique, artsy, and all organic.
Same here :) except yours is probably better but it’s what I’m aiming for. My corn didn’t do good. Got Hopi pink corn and trail of tears black beans growing up them with butternut squash. :) nice to meet it macdonald McDonald and Macdonald come from the same Scottish clan
I got my hands on Organic Solution worm castings AND Organic Solution Biochar as well. Boogie Brew and top dressings baby!
I’ve adapted my own version of Boogie Brew tea and my plants stood up and trumpeted. They were good before but they immediately responded and the fruits are showing up nicely, not just great plants. 🤣
@@catherinegrace2366 Can you share? What did you put together?
@@XbullzX1 I use green sand, kelp, neem cake, Epsom salts, worm castings and a shot of bloom builder by Soul. The bloom builder was free so I add it and I know it’s a great addition. A person could just use the other things and do fantastic. I’m completely sold on my formula though. My garden is flourishing. I use one tablespoon of neem, kelp, and Epsom salts per gallon. The green sand is a handful and worm castings are couple of cups. I arriate the product with my spray nozzle. The green sand and castings have to be stirred often, I pour by hand and the mixture is suppose to be 500 to one. 🤷🏼♀️😎
There are so many products!
So many ecosystems :)
Here In central Oklahoma I’ve had good luck with cayenne , Shishito, jimmy nardelo, and somewhat habanero . But this year germination was a big issue and only my chiltepin did good .
John I hope some day you visit my garden and give me more ideas and educate me about soil and fertilizers. I love gardening
I love your videos man. Thanks for all the hard work. You are a master of your craft. Cheers 🍻
Love the Energy and GREAT information‼️ Gotta love and appreciate the cannabis growers... so much knowledege💪🏾🌱.... appreciate nerding out on bacteria and microbes 🙏🏾
Totally screwed up lots of my garden this year by putting over a tonne of compost (free from the community dump). However it needs a few more years, it's 50% wood still! If your source of soil amendment is anything like this then think about storing it and possibly building a bio reactor to help to break it down quicker. I've been raking it as i plant, trying to remove the most of the woody material. I have also had to amend it with peat and universal soil as well as Comfrey tea and some other organic amendments. Also i have scored tonnes of grass cuttings this year, we worked hard to collect it all, they have done wonders for my berries now going strong ! Also i have added plenty of grass cuttings to my long term and short term composts. Top tips of the day. lol
Planted Ocra for the first time directly in the ground around one month ago. We had had a drought but now we just had 3 weeks of rainy weather and it looks like it's rotting. Rather than wait to see if any of it survives i'm about to go out and plant seeds over again in-between the others. Thinking this was just a wet early summer, a few years back i used a greenhouse but last year i used shade which worked out really well. I was planning to erect the shade structure mid June but it's just been miserable here in the French alps at 1000M ASL
Another great video! Thanks for all the hard work and fantastic info!
Peace and love John go get you some
@ 29:45, If you cut your arm off, and it's below the elbow, it will grow back with three hands, LOL.
I believe you are right if you give the plants what they need you should not have to prune
I don't prune peppers but sometimes i prune tomatoes
Video should be titled $2k LA Pepper Garden 😁🤣 use your own compost and worms if need so you know what's in it. Buy some calcium/oyster shell 50lb for $15 at the feed store, while at the feed store you could splurge on a 50lb bag of fertilizer for the same price with a high potash to make the blooms go crazy.
According to studies at Purdue, pruning causes 38% less yield in tomatoes. The percentage may change, but the simple and seemingly obvious fact is: less plant results in a lower yield. Pruning did concentrate the tomatoes to be bigger, but the overall yield is much less.
💋💋💋 I dont have these plants BUT someday I may and Im so glad you share your valuable knowledge with all of us Thank You Thank You Thank You💋💋💋
Here in Texas, it feels like he only have two seasons, winter and summer. It’s so hot here.
And winter only last 6 weeks! lol!
Cypress Warrior it’s just the start, July and August will be hell.
Tai Dragon ... Great plant, was able to winter indoors ...
Big thing I found about peppers ... Home Depot buckets ... They love to be potted in a 5 gal bucket ...
Minnesota doesn’t have the dry heat that Las Vegas has, but we have humidity ... My Trinidad Scorpion probably isn’t as hot as a desert plant, but they’re still fun ...
UR THE BEST JOHN !!! I GAVE UP ON TV . RUclips IS MY NEW SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE THANKS ! LOTS OF LOVE FROM CANADA !
Will you explained how to revived a plant when is dying. You need to write a book. You have to much knowledge that people will love.
Probbaly with azomite and a good mycelium spore mix. I work In the cannabis industry and alot of what he does we do, Using certain mycelium spore blends boosts harvest and health of of plants from mycelium that increases water uptake or fights root rot ect ect they do it all really and can being plants back from the brink alot of the times.
First time watching you. Thank you for all the tips. I'm in california and thought this season I started growing different kind of hot peppers, but some if them, get spots like burns, yellowish, or black tiny spots on the leaves, and some flowers drop. I watched somebody else's video and they said I might be overwatering.
Hey john! I have a jalapeño and a red bell together in a big big pot filled with real good quality soil that I bought and I mixed in real good organic fertilizer and I the bell pepper I bought wasn’t in the good of shape, it was showing signs of calcium deficiency but I thought it would recover, a month later it’s gotten bigger but all the new leaves are super bad and curled and deformed and don’t get bigger than a half dollar and the soil is good quality so what am I doing wrong? I water them on a good schedule and the jalapeño looks just fine with no issues (it’s in the same exact pot) it’s doing awesome so what’s wrong with the bell???
For my vegetables grown in pots outdoors, I have had great results from that All Natural Earthwork Castings Soil Enricher in the upper right in the bags he shows. There seems to be two bag designs: Walmart sometimes sells the one in this video, but the yellow bag at Home Depot with same name is the same product.
Fruit trees can have over abundance of fruits that can be smaller crowding and rubbing against each other . Pruning the smaller ones off can allow the remainder to have more energy and space to grow larger. Some plants grown from seed can be promoted to branch out by pinching the new growth tip that does not callous or shock the plant as cutting into stalk does
I enjoy watching you. Thabks for all the informations. I am a first time Gardner, thanks to Covid. I now have a new hobby!!
🤗yes fungirl for john
he good guy shares mucho valuable info
well deserved 😚
The Tucson seed bank is facing a major financial crisis. They could use some attention.
Hey John, I hear you speaking about how great it is to have fungi in your soil, so it brings a question to mind. I have mushrooms growing in one of my pepper plant pots. Is this a good thing or a bad thing???????????
Awesome video!!
Here in South West Florida all the peppers and flowers keep falling off our plants, I read that if it gets above 95 degrees the plants will drop them. It gets over 95 here all the time in summer. 🙁😩
You can try a shade cloth!
In SE FL, we can only plant peppers in Jan, Feb, Mar, Aug, Sept - have to work with the seasonal temps, not against them.
I personally find peppers very challenging to grow here - and of course its something that I eat a lot of, so I've been planting a couple seeds of several different kinds every month to see if I can hit on the magic time & type .... I'm trying under the oak tree, rather than full sun this time.
Thanks John! Great info as always u are the best
Ok gotcha , got to find this boogie brew 😊
I like this guy
John have you ever worked out with all your additional organic worm castings, minerals etc. how much your peppers actually cost you to produce? All those things would cost me a fortune in Australia.... I couldn't afford to eat my Capsicums, I might as well have them Gold PLated!!!!!!!!!!! Muffy from Oz.
I'm so confused, I talked to a master gardener and they said to only water when the roots are dry but from what your saying I think I'm not watering enough. I'm in LA how should I schedule watering? Right now it's in the 70s but it gets to the 90s really often. My peppers are in a raised bed or grow bag. Help!
Love the comments about the healthy bees!
First you said don’t prune, then you said you have a jungle and have to prune. Which one is it?
Hi John what happen to the bell peppers they are some good ones too👍,thanks for the heads up
Absurd! Metaphors! Awesome!
Woah,, intense gardening.
Your plants are all healthy . I plant tomato in my garden but the flowers did not mature they are falling what do i do ?
Epsom salts will help keep your flowers on. I throw a handful in with everything I plant except lettuce and kale. You can add some to water and water it in also.
GREAT INFO
My peppers seem like they're still in hibernation. My raised bed has great soil. The peppers are full of leaves but just small. Tomatoes in the same bed have grown very well. Going to increase my liquid fertilizer applications heavier in P. It may be our night time temps. They have been cool up until tonight. I'm in zone 5b.
The night temps are what got me. It's better now in 5b (Canada). They hate the cold. I still have pods setting but over the next week or two you will see a jump in growth
Ditto, zone 5b here as well. Need lots of peppers to go with all the tomatoes!
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So... give your plants a hawaiin experience?
Should I be planting palm trees and pineapples in my garden next to my peppers and bok choy? Lol!
Is that a Brussels sprout under the banana pepper?
Hay Jon I wanted to ask can this pruining my lemon tree. To make it grow out. And do you have a video on pruining a fruit trees
If money was not an issue what nuitrents would you use?
John where do you get your carolina repper peppers? I can't find them anywhere.
So how would I use worm castings if my peppers and tomatoes are already planted? Also, should green beans be watered everyday? That's what I was doing but they started turning yellow so I backed off to every other day but I also thought maybe they were getting hungry so I fertilized them about 5 days ago for the first time, I'm thinking the yellowing was from one or the other, , I guess we will see, any input would be really appreciated!
Worm casting will pretty much dissolve in water, so you can top dress around the plants and water it in! As for the watering, it is better to do a deep watering every 3-6 days. Watering a little bit every day will not get the soil deeper down soaked through, so the roots wont grow deeper. They also will not grow deeper if it always has the water it needs at the top layers. Try not watering after doing a deep soak and see how long until your plants look like they need water. Use this amount of days to use as a reference as when to water. The roots will grow deeper to find water, you may not need to water as much as you think all the time, just more at one time!
Hi John, been watching for almost a year and ive never commented before. I wanted to say thanks for all the tips, laughs and inspiration. Organic growing methods is a must for our sustainability and it was an obvious choice for me when I decided to get serious about gardening. ( this year a patio vegetable garden) some of the methods im learning may not be ideal for smaller fabric pots, but my friends and neighbors have commented on how well its doing 😊. Ive grown out way too many seeds for herbs and have been giving them away to neighbors, visitors and even the pizza pizza delivery driver.lol
Thanks for these videos and making this fun and easy to understand.
John What can I get compared to compost tea without brewing compost tea
5:35 actual tips start.
in Compton lmao I love it
20 seconds of tips given in 40 minutes.
He's adorable, it's okay. 🥰
Lmao... so true
Lol.. sometimes it's hard to find all the files in your head and compile them together fast enough to explain it in less words. He's a good man, life is all about carrying each other with stories of wisdom...and eating good food. So.... He gave me both. :)
Yeah but how are you not memorized by the amazing garden
If you have a shorter summer season (northern area's) I wouldn't recommend topping peppers
my cherry tomato plant is... so small compared to yours but it's producing flowers and fruiting already... How can I get the plant to grow bigger?
Great video, tfs🐝
I love the bees!!!
Great sunhat !! Brand / supplier? Thx 🥥🥥🥥🌴🌴🌴
I LOVE IT THANK U
Worm poop for it's weight is equal to gold, To expensive from what I've seen
Great looking plants.
Yes some are producers and some are"dead beats" and don't produce equal.
I seem to be having many sick
Seems like over water , I cutting back
I live in nm why would I grow hatch pepper? It's available fresh everywhere. Everyone here has it stacked in their freezer.
Hi I’m a new subscriber. Please are u able to tell me one thing..is it harmful to grow fruits in plastic covers to prevent eating by birds or insects.. or can sunlight absorbs plastic contents into fruits..
Should be ok. If you’re concerned why don’t you use a piece of cloth to cover them instead of plastic !!
My 🐝 s have emerged!!
The name of the second favorite worm casting company
3x a day watering is standard gardening practise? MI gardiner waters his peppers once every two weeks...
Not a nutrient, but I add Stall-Dri to my mixes to aid in drainage. It's a habit I picked up for banana mixes and seems to work well all the way around as well, particularly if you're in clay soil or growing in planters..
I thought other plants mixed with peppers and tomatoes shared food like weeds. I have been picking everything that grows under the vegetables. So should I leave them alone?
You can under plant tomatoes with things like shallow rooted herbs. Basil would be good.
And what was that mineral bag??
Do you have any experience with a product like Photosynthesis Plus?
I make my own. Stinks like rotten eggs but the results are visible within 24 hours. Leaves are greener and they position themselves to gather the most available light. Look up how to PSB (Photosynthetic Bacteria ) if you want to give it a try.
17:28 comptons in the house!!
I love how 5 years ago John would rarely speak on cannabis, now its his go to "tricks of the trade" lmao always stay open minded everybody!
Happy gardening everyone!✌👨🌾🍅
Can't get the worm castings :(
I enjoyed and thumbs upped, also at 36:58 you say do-do
Can eat the pepper leaves ?
I’m growing chiltepin peppers this year :0
Is that stinging nettle in front of the pepper.
I have two green houses 3 raised beds and probably a hundred containers throughout my property I do the same thing I brew 24 hours a day I own a worm farm I use pure liquid probably 10 15 Gallons a week I add to my compost tea I'm going to try that biofluxe that stuff has everything possible in it the vegetables and herbs would like or any living plant good choice 👍 I've been using a lot of Bio nutrients Mammoth p great white very expensive stuff as well as Emerald Harvest $110 a gallon Mammoth P $650 a gallon you know what I'm growing Boogie blue compost tea is very good I buy the six pound batches I wish he had 25 pound batches I might have to go with green bicycle I'll have to post a pic on my RUclips page of my victory garden check it out sometime your stuff looks 👍
Marigolds ... companion planting ...
20-20-20 ...
hi i hope you don't mind I made a grow book and linked a lot of your videos. I can send you a free link when its done.
Timestamps please
Can I bring my scrawny peppers to your house and replant them in your garden?
CANT believe you don't have a sweet honey...thx for all the tips
You "lost" your vid editor? JOHN you should run the LINUX !!!!!!!! :-D
I used it to hack my friend's "APPLE" she gave me even !!!!!! YES. Go for it man? You just need a "Piece of S%%%" computer PC? THAT'S what I RUN !!!! :-D ... MY own hacker computer is a P.o.s. !!!! ROFL