Pepper Plant Profile - Cayenne Pepper

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Cayenne Pepper is a very prolific heavy producing pepper plant. We show you how to grow this wonderful pepper plant in containers in this plant profile series of videos. If you like the videos, do give it a Thumbs Up! If you are not already a subscriber, do subscribe to California Gardening to get regular updates. Happy Gardening!

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can peppers and jalapenos survive a freeze or very cold weather my plant also had yellow leaves and little holes in the leaves is that normal?

why are you taking them off green and not waiting for them to turn red

We recently started growing peppers in Central Florida and just harvested our first sweet banana pepper. Been using your videos as a guide, many thanks! We like all peppers, but love hot peppers.

hello i think i have these common problem with my peppers. The edge of the leaves started yellowing. I tried adding epsom salt and coffee grounds but it didn't work. Some help pls

Thankyou come again

Well done thanks. This year I am trying Cayenne, Tabasco, Burning bush, and "Big Guy" Hot peppers this year. Very excited for my Cayenne. Thanks for the info!

Very helpful. Thanx much!

This is my first time growing cayenne. Glad to know I can pick when it is green. Thanks for the information!

Great video that had a lot of information. I love the cayenne pepper. I am from the south so we, that being my family have always grown cayenne peppers. My favorite meal to eat them with is corn, okra and tomato with a bite of cayenne pepper. Thank you for the video. Can you grow a single cayenne pepper plant in a container? I keep hearing that I must plant 2 in order for them to produce, is this true?

my mum grows naga

Good info, subbed. I currently have, Jalapeño, Cayenne, Jamaican Yellow, Bhut Jolokia and Carolina Reapers growing.

why do you pick , them peppers when they are green and not red?

I like to pick them at the first sign of red, then pickle the peppers and add a cut up green tomato to each jar.

another question is can i pick fresh peppers and put them whole in a jar filled with olive oil until ready to saute ?

Hi, How do you know when to pick the peppers? I have a friend that says to wait till they turn red,, but I see you were picking them green,, my cayenne peppers aren't as big as yours, but there are a lot of them on my plants,,,nice video

do you pick while green? or wait till they turn red? and if so when do they turn red after picking, or don't they?

Hi, I am guessing that you are from India. Do you know the kind of pepper that is India which has thinner skin and lot of seeds ? I remember it is hot. It is not very long. Thank you.

I'm currently growing bell peppers (red and green). fire cracker chili's, sante fe grande peppers, Sapporo peppers, Hungarian hot wax, cayenne, Tasmanian habanaro and hot lemon habanaro and some miscellaneous unidentified chili's that I got in a trade

This almost tastes close to Indian chilies, correct?