Indoor Plants : How to Grow Chili Plants Indoors

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To grow chili plants indoors, you'll need a plastic bag and a napkin or seed starter tray with some potting soil. Learn how to best grow chili plants indoors with the help of a third-generation flower grower in this free video on growing houseplants. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is a third-generation flower grower and sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Washington. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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tqvm lean from u
from malaysia
Hi, i live in Sweden and there is no way i would take out my chilli plants. So i wonder, will i ever get any fruit if i only put them indoor?
In response to why, It is faster germination in the moisture, also it allows you to know which seeds are good and which are faulty before planting 1 in each pot. It does make it easier.
YOU ARE NOT TELLING US HOW TO GROW THEM!! YOU ARE TELLING US HOW TO PLANT THEM! DAMN!
Why would you put the seeds in a plastic bag with napkin and water. You can just put the seed into the solid and add water and it works just as well.
why is everyone so negative and mean to her? I find her video's very informative for beginners because they are so simple.
Great video. It would be nice to see a finished product of your own that you have grown.
When i grew my chili i just put a whole chili "fruit" in dry dirt and let it dry out before i started watering and after short time i jut had this tiny pot with lots of plants and chili. That was the most luck i ever had with a plant and it's a beautiful plant too.
I know it said how to grow chili plants indoors, but why aren't you growing chili's in this video the seed you are using are flower seeds
Sorry but I don´t have a glass ceiling. There´s no way I can get sun indoors.
@TekDragon84 All of her videos are like this..."How to..." and then she tells us everything we already know, and nothing we don't...worthless.
u talk poo poo.... basic information
@TekDragon84 Agreed, its "How to start seeds, featuring pepper seeds." It would have been nice to know more than dirt+water+seeds.