The Zen Master
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Chuck,
Do hot peppers produce indefinitely (until a freeze) or do they produce on a cycle based on length of day? I've tried to google this but haven't been able to find anything definitive.
I ask for a number of reasons - a few hot pepper plants were purchased late in the spring, they were seriously root-bound and lanky - they are growing but have only one or two peppers each.
Also, I just ordered Carolina Reaper and Ghost pepper seeds from Pepper Joe's - do I need to wait till next spring to start them, and, if so, how should I store them until then.
Thanks again, sir!
PS. I kinda like Texas, a little, for those concerned
Do hot peppers produce indefinitely (until a freeze) or do they produce on a cycle based on length of day? I've tried to google this but haven't been able to find anything definitive.
I ask for a number of reasons - a few hot pepper plants were purchased late in the spring, they were seriously root-bound and lanky - they are growing but have only one or two peppers each.
Also, I just ordered Carolina Reaper and Ghost pepper seeds from Pepper Joe's - do I need to wait till next spring to start them, and, if so, how should I store them until then.
Thanks again, sir!
PS. I kinda like Texas, a little, for those concerned
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