How to grow Chilli Peppers video with Thompson & Morgan

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Chillies are surprisingly easy to grow, and there's a chilli pepper to suit everybody's tastebuds. Learn how to grow your own chillies with our helpful video guide. Click here to view our full range of chili peppers http://tinyurl.com/dxgrbmt For more information on growing chillies click here http://tinyurl.com/778f7rf

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hi my friend and greetings from long lane missouri,usa. this is mark, i have a question for you i know this is a old video, but when you talk about the compost, is that a bagged variety or free range type? and do you mix it into seed starting pots or when you transplant the plants? your friend markroberts.

thanks for great idea madam

when there a few millimeters high do you still Water them plz help

thank you

I am living in uae . Does the plants grow nicely ?

This is like the first tutorial on youtube that can actually help, thanks a lot

Transplanting a pepper seedling by holding the whole plant by a leaf and digging the roots out with a flat tool bare rooting it in the process is a great way to stress and set back a seedling. Using a spoon instead one can twirl out a nice soil plug around the seedling leaving roots undisturbed. Then use the spoon to lower the plug into the hole in the soil in the new pot, tamping the soil down around it. I've tested both methods and the first can set back a seedling days to weeks and rarely permanently. With the second method seedlings don't seem to even notice they've been transplanted and keep on growing without a pause. The seedlings I did this season with a spoon have grown much more than those I transplanted with a flat blade despite the spoon transplants having germinated weeks later.

got prairie fire peppers

Hi. is it ok to plant 3 chilli trees together in 1 big pot?

Will these plants continue to live for years? I would like to ideally grow a plant inside for as long as I can

Approximately what is the height/size of a mature tree?

what are the most popular sorts of chilli pepper to grow at home?

I bought a trinidad scorpion chilli plant a while ago. But after a few days it started dropping leaves and the flowers.. I really dont want it to die, got any idea what it might be?

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This is really helpful. Thanks!

@Liem H - Yes you can just dump it and grow some more.

So after the harvest what happen to the chili plant? We dump it?

So it is not possible to harvest any chili if you start your project in beginning of April?

I live in Singapore, a hot and humid country. Is very easy to grow chilli in Singapore, but my chilli plants are attack by white flies (i guess). They like to stay under the leave. Do u have any tips how to prevent / stop that?

When should I start adding fertilizer?