Hello everyone, Here is 2 weeks into the progress for the various plants in the garden
Another look at how my plants are growing. If the weather remains warm some will be able to go out to my little greenhouse in the back garden during the daytime, now that the pelargoniums are outside. Temperatures remain around 10-15C during the day but drop to 2-5C overnight, and we are getting foggy nights. There will be lots to do on the allotments from now on.
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Hey there, so I went tot he farmers market last saturday, and I got some little tomato, pepper, cucumber, and herb plants, theres a few others, can’t remember, but I’m totally confused, how should I plant them when in the pot? Do I need to stake them? How often should I water them? The tag says to put in Direct sunlight which they are, but should I get them each their own indivual pots or no? Help! I’m not a good gardening person. haha.
Do I still need big pots if they are just small right now?
They can’t go in the ground, I live in a town house.
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged cucumber, farmers market, help, herb, herb plants, Hey, last saturday, little tomato, pepper, pot, pots, Saturday, sunlight, tomato, tot, vegetable
I’m kinda thinking that I should have been picking when they turned red to allow for all plant energy to go to new pepper formation. I have two plants that are still flowering and we might have as much as 30 more days growing season here in Denver. I just want to maximize my yield. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated, unless you suggest that I stick one in my nose for good luck!
Posted in Flower Gardening
Tagged Chili, chili peppers, Denver, end, energy, formation, good luck, kinda, pepper, Peppers, plant, plant energy, plants, red, Serrano, serrano chili, them
The plants had blooming flowers and peppers started to grow, then only to disappear. I’ve notice ants on the plants which seem to be healthy plants. What could be the problem?
Posted in Flower Gardening
Tagged ants, Bell, bell pepper, blooming flowers, notice, pepper, pepper plants, problem
This is an update for the bell peppers I planted on July 9th, 2009 I failed to fill the reservoir due to being busy and the leaves are wilting. In this video I show the PH level and show EC meter readings as well as a little harvest. Hopefully they will perk up over the next few weeks. Filmed with a Canon Vixia HF20 HD (new toy). Please subscribe, more projects to come!
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This is part one of my first youtube video sharing some of the tomato and peppers that I have started for the 2011 garden. Some of the peppers are hybrids. I called one tomato a pepper so wanted to mention that. Also want to say after making this video my respect meter for you folks making youtube videos shot way up, though it was already up there to start with New World Seeds & Tubers (newworldcrops.com is Tom Wagner’s new seed site that I referred to in my video, He is the guy that breed the Green Zebra tomato that more people might be familiar with
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hey i have couple tomatoes plants and pepper plants growing on my window sill.. its doing very well and i cant wait to plant these babies outside when the nights get a little more warmer … just wondering what other herbs or veggies can i grow that keep the characteristics and nutrients pattern as tomatoes ?? meaning which other veggies require at least 5-8 hours of light and phosphorus nutrients.. reason i ask for phosphorus nutrient loving plants is because i already have this nutrients which i use for my tomatoes and peppers .. thanks
Posted in Herb Gardening
Tagged Babies, cant, couple, herbs, loving plants, nutrient, nutrients, Pattern, pepper, pepper plants, plant, reason, sill, tomatoes, wait, window, window sill
How long does it take them to mature. They are very small and seem to not be growing very fast any hints to make them grow fast. If not I was wondering how long they take to fully ripen. I have red,green, yellow, and banana.
Posted in Flower Gardening
Tagged banana, diffrent, flowers, maturity, maturity time, pepper, pepper plants, question, time
I planted a standard bell pepper plant about 6-7 weeks ago in a large pot with good potting soil. I have fertilized it with good, organic pepper fertilizer and watered it every other day. However, no peppers have started to grow. This might not worry me, except that 10-12 flowers have come and gone; hence, I assume the flowers were not pollinated or there is some other problem. The pots are in my backyard, with lots of other flowers, plants, etc. Although I haven’t seen many insects, I assume they’re there; indeed, my nearby potted tomato plants have grown tomatos, so something pollinated them. Any thoughts>
Posted in Flower Gardening
Tagged backyard, Bell, bell pepper, day, fertilizer, flowers plants, fruit, insects, organic pepper, pepper, pepper plant, plant, pot, pots, potted tomato plants, potting soil, problem, soil
Ube sweet potato,Black beans,Blue berries,lavender,Black pepper,Plum
Thank you,and you may have noticed I have similar titles for other question except the plants are categorized in colors to make answering my questions easier.
Posted in Berry Garden
Tagged black, black beans, black pepper, Blue, blue berries, colors, fruits, fruits vegetables, lavender, pepper, plum, potato, Purple, sweet potato, temperatures, Ube
