I didn't have a lot of luck getting my
peppers going last year. They eventually
produced, but getting them going was a problem. Anyway... I was hoping to avoid those problems this year by keeping the peppers in the
greenhouse longer.
I took the peppers out of the greenhouse yesterday and moved them to the driveway. I thought I'd give them at least one day in their new environment.
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A mix of sweet and hot peppers. |
I still had a few tomato and tomatillo plants in the greenhouse. I wanted to get them in the ground as well. I was surprised to see their sad state when I went in to get them. Apparently they don't do well when it's 113*. I watered them and planted them in my back yard. I think they'll be fine (as long as the
chickens don't get 'em).
The peppers went into my
raised beds and several containers.
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I put four hot pepper plants down the middle of this bed. Picking them might be an issue. |
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Four sweet pepper plants went into this bed. |
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The remainder of the peppers went into containers. |
I can almost taste the salsa already.
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