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harvesting chilis
Hi all,
I have two chilli plants bearing fruit on my windowsil - I dont know the exact varieties as they came from a mixed packet of seed, but I think one is a birdseye (small fruit growing upwards) and one is a habenero (large bulb like fruit - looks like the habeneros I see in the shops!). My question is, when and how do I harvest them ?? Some are starting to turn red, so I assume they're OK to pick but what is the longest I should leave them - will they fall off when they are 'over ripened' ?? Also, what is the best method for picking them - do I cut the stem holding the fruit close to the main stem or close to the fruit ?? Shouwl I leave any of the fruit's stem attached to the main stem ?? This is the first year I hav grown chillis - advice would be much appreciated ! Thanks, Neil |
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