I am quite the eager beaver. I have already planted my first seeds of the year. I suppose it is an experiment of sorts. I want to see if it is too early to do so. I choose some Apache seeds I had hanging around.
I have planted them in my small propagator that I received as a present last year from my girlfriend Jenny.
If these seeds germinate, I will start with my other varieties I wish to grow this year.
Sunday, 22 January 2012
Thursday, 19 January 2012
A difficult winter
I have been extremely poor at blogging. I just hope I will be better in 2012.
Last years growing season was amazing. I tried to keep an up to date excel sheet of the amount of chillies my plants produced. The total of fruits was well over 100, maybe even close to 200.
My best producer was by far was my single Apache plant. I counted 80 chillies from this incredible plant.
Unfortunately towards the end of the growing season I noticed small bugs on the leaves of the plants. Coupled with the winter, these two factors finished off a lot of my plants. To my annoyance I have had to dispose of a majority of my plants.
In my room now I am left with five plants. The plants that have survived are my Habanero, Apache, one of the Bulgarian Carrots and two of my plants grown from Supermarket Chilli seeds.
Soon it will be time for planting new seeds which I am very excited about. I plan to grow fewer plants and varieties this year.
Last years growing season was amazing. I tried to keep an up to date excel sheet of the amount of chillies my plants produced. The total of fruits was well over 100, maybe even close to 200.
My best producer was by far was my single Apache plant. I counted 80 chillies from this incredible plant.
| My last Apache harvest |
Unfortunately towards the end of the growing season I noticed small bugs on the leaves of the plants. Coupled with the winter, these two factors finished off a lot of my plants. To my annoyance I have had to dispose of a majority of my plants.
In my room now I am left with five plants. The plants that have survived are my Habanero, Apache, one of the Bulgarian Carrots and two of my plants grown from Supermarket Chilli seeds.
Soon it will be time for planting new seeds which I am very excited about. I plan to grow fewer plants and varieties this year.
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