growing a chilli plant from seeds
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That also works on husbands, I believe..................daisylulu wrote: just try and keep them warm and maybe try wrapping them in carrier bags or putting a sheet of newspaper over them, it worked for me
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daisylulu wrote:
Its took nearly 4 weeks and nothing..not even a peep from them
daisylulu wrote:
stupid things are completely doing my head in..when i open the propergator lid-little flies are coming out..not only do i have bloody lice in the house,now i have little black flies..bloody woman from ebay..good job i cant see her-shes sold me fly eggs not chilli seeds,
slow...SLOW SLOW?????I think they can be quite slow at germinating
Its took nearly 4 weeks and nothing..not even a peep from them
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should i just take them to bed with me???keep them warm and maybe try wrapping them in carrier bags or putting a sheet of newspaper over them,
stupid things are completely doing my head in..when i open the propergator lid-little flies are coming out..not only do i have bloody lice in the house,now i have little black flies..bloody woman from ebay..good job i cant see her-shes sold me fly eggs not chilli seeds,
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Black flies are often a symptom of over wet compost. Seeds need to be moist not wet.
I've had my chilli plant for 2 and a half years and had chillies off it every year. As soon as I got it home after buying it I repotted it in a larger pot with slowrelease plant food.
Each spring I pot it on.
Hope this helps
I've had my chilli plant for 2 and a half years and had chillies off it every year. As soon as I got it home after buying it I repotted it in a larger pot with slowrelease plant food.
Each spring I pot it on.
Hope this helps
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Princess, I think you sowed them too early and probably didn't have the temperature high enough - that just causes them to rot and die.
Don't rush your seeds - they will germinate better the later you leave them (as it is warmer)and they will only be a couple of weeks behind the early sowings as they will rapidly catch up.
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Don't rush your seeds - they will germinate better the later you leave them (as it is warmer)and they will only be a couple of weeks behind the early sowings as they will rapidly catch up.
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oh dear!
no,i havnt got any seeds left,the whole lots been planted!
maybe you are right sid,they are probably rotten now.
I have been to the viveros,and they have everything but chilli plants...will keep looking tho,looks like its my only option...
well the fiver i spent on seeds,€6.00 on a propergator...all i grew was a load of black flies...nice eh...
no,i havnt got any seeds left,the whole lots been planted!
maybe you are right sid,they are probably rotten now.
I have been to the viveros,and they have everything but chilli plants...will keep looking tho,looks like its my only option...
well the fiver i spent on seeds,€6.00 on a propergator...all i grew was a load of black flies...nice eh...
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As I said before, get some new seeds from www.thompson-morgan.com .
They have loads of varieties of chillies and it is certainly not too late to sow them.
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They have loads of varieties of chillies and it is certainly not too late to sow them.
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