[Total: 0 Average: 0/5]You must sign in to vote PicketFenceGreenhouse.info Transplanting herbs and peppers I planted indoors grown from seed back in Nov and Dec 2010. They are easy to grow indoors and I love harvesting them and drying the herbs for cooking. Video Rating: 5 / 5
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, fish emulsion works too.. compost tea? is great to use.. I like it but have to take the time to get ready but highly recommended
Is the compost the only fertilizer those peppers? get? That and compost tea is all I use.
, thanks? , and appreciate you stopping by! 😉
plants? looking great
, thanks? Lark as always, I actually started these in 6 packs, cause I only did a few for personal use, the rest of the seed will be started in trays . I will leave them in a 4 inch as long as I feel they are doing well, I will step up a pot or two when they seem really rootbound. For the greenhouse I usually only transplant one time into a small pot .
, thanks, peppers do require some patience.. they? love heat for germination. I use bottom heat and I believe they germ in around 7-10 days, good luck I hope you can get some to work.
, yes we have to heat it I wish we didn’t as it gets alittle spendy but really don’t have a choice..? and yes I am excited.. my basement is getting full and must do some moving out to make more room.
I need to get busy and do some transplanting too. I wish I had your table. Bet your excited about getting out in your green house. Do you heat? it at all?
peppers look great….haveing a hard time? trying to ger some peppers…..little to cold i am thinking
Excellent video.? Were these 6 packs originally in a flat and you transplanted them into 6 packs and now into 4″ pots? When do you put the 4″ pots into bigger pots?