I have never really had any success growing peppers, mind you, I haven't
really made any effort beyond potting them on to 6 inch pots and then
forgetting them.
This year I am determined to look after them.
I have planted 5 up in the greenhouse border after digging the soil over &
giving it a liberal dose of blood fish & bone.
Any advise regarding the support, cultivation would be appreciated.

SH

Springtime wrote:
I have never really had any success growing peppers, mind you, I
haven't really made any effort beyond potting them on to 6 inch pots
and then forgetting them.
This year I am determined to look after them.
I have planted 5 up in the greenhouse border after digging the soil
over & giving it a liberal dose of blood fish & bone.
Any advise regarding the support, cultivation would be appreciated.

SH

It's too early unless the greenhouse is heated, by about 2 months I'd say.

"Springtime" wrote in message
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I have never really had any success growing peppers, mind you, I haven't
really made any effort beyond potting them on to 6 inch pots and then
forgetting them.
This year I am determined to look after them.
I have planted 5 up in the greenhouse border after digging the soil over &
giving it a liberal dose of blood fish & bone.
Any advise regarding the support, cultivation would be appreciated.


Make sure its really hot and sunny for the next 6 months.

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"Phil L" wrote in message
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Springtime wrote:
I have never really had any success growing peppers, mind you, I
haven't really made any effort beyond potting them on to 6 inch pots
and then forgetting them.
This year I am determined to look after them.
I have planted 5 up in the greenhouse border after digging the soil
over & giving it a liberal dose of blood fish & bone.
Any advise regarding the support, cultivation would be appreciated.

SH

It's too early unless the greenhouse is heated, by about 2 months I'd say.
Greenhouse is heated - minimum temp 63F at night.
Growing alongside tomatoes that are now 3ft on 3rd truss.
SH

Springtime writes

Greenhouse is heated - minimum temp 63F at night.
Growing alongside tomatoes that are now 3ft on 3rd truss.

!!!
How do you achieve that?

Whereabouts are you? Is it free standing or lean-to?
--
Kay

"K" wrote in message
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Springtime writes

Greenhouse is heated - minimum temp 63F at night.
Growing alongside tomatoes that are now 3ft on 3rd truss.

!!!
How do you achieve that?

Whereabouts are you? Is it free standing or lean-to?
--
Kay
Kay
Freestanding 8x10 with electric bio green Nevada fan heater.
Tomatoes started off in last week of January.
I am located in Surrey S.E.

SH

Peppers take the same conditions as tomatoes, could be placed in the
same rows. Sun, water and soil should do it.
Joe T
Houston

Haven't even sown mine yet, too early!!!