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Nope. I'll take a photo tomorrow.
Home & Garden Chilli Growing
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LanceRomance
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Chilli season is just about wrapping up
Managed to get a few Cayennes and Habanero's coming along nicely.
Some other oddities like Nagabons and 7 pots are still coming along but at a rather slow rate.
Looking forward to getting ready for the next season as I reckon I'll have a much better handle of it all.
Managed to get a few Cayennes and Habanero's coming along nicely.
Some other oddities like Nagabons and 7 pots are still coming along but at a rather slow rate.
Looking forward to getting ready for the next season as I reckon I'll have a much better handle of it all.
inamedthegiants
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Just found this thread so apologies. But remember this for next year, or try this in colder climates at the moment to "save" them.
Cover your chilli plants in winter with a plastic bag. Pierce a few holes so you can still water them, but the plastic bags protect from frost and act as a hot house in the cooler months while protecting the plant.
Works an absolute treat.
Cover your chilli plants in winter with a plastic bag. Pierce a few holes so you can still water them, but the plastic bags protect from frost and act as a hot house in the cooler months while protecting the plant.
Works an absolute treat.
