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Which fruits/vegetables have you successfully grown before?


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I saw the peppers from the garden and thought, why the heck not?

Are these seeds viable? How do I go about germinating them?

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I saw a video where someone used an empty plastic strawberry container when planting them to get the greenhouse effect. They say it will germinate in a couple weeks after planting and watering regularly.

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I think I’m going to try this. I’ll replant when the plant gets too big for the strawberry container (is that a good idea?).

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@R2elk @NatJ
 
Unless you plan on keeping them inside, it is the wrong time of year to be starting vegetable seeds. I start my pepper seeds about the 2nd weekend in March, I plant them in Jiffy Strips , about 4 or 5 seeds per cell. Takes about 10 to 14 days for them to germinate. Once they are up and getting tall I transplant each plant to a 3" Jiffy Pot .

After the roots are well developed I transplant them to one gallon plastic pots. After it is past the last frost I transplant them into the garden about the 1st of June.

You can grow pepper plants indoors with sufficient light and a big enough pot. I currently have 3 plants in the greenhouse that need a longer growing season than I have available. They are in 3 or 4 gallon pots now.
Thanks. I will keep them inside then.

By the time spring rolls around, I think they’ll be ready to be transplanted to the garden… or my neighbor’s sunroof. The sunroof still gets cold in the winter, but not as cold as the outside, obviously. Will that’s plant do fine if I move it in the greenhouse during winter (**only if it gets too big to keep in the house)?
 

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