Cold Weather Tips For Growing Peppers - Pepper Geek

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This video is all about growing peppers during the cold fall months. Peppers don't like cold weather, so we'll share some tips for extending the growing season and stretching your plants to their maximum potential.
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@geirnords Год назад

Here in Norway the season is barely long enough. Some plants simply have to be moved indoors to produce ripe fruit. Extending the season by planting early and indoors is the single most effective solution. And temember, unripe peppers are edible too!

@Robert-xp4ii Год назад

I found this channel early last year and have grown several types of peppers. They fascinate me. I can't seem to wrap my head around the plant making such a hot pepper from nothing more (or not much more) than what other plants do. I love growing them and feel emotional just letting them die. I'm involved with these damn plants. 😂

@LeelaLu7 Год назад

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@Interglacial_optimist Год назад

Today I dug up all of the pepper plants and brought them into the basement and put them in 55 gallon barrels that are cut lengthwise and underneath grow lights. The peppers will ripen eventually. It's supposed to get 30° tonight.

@Bigmanoncampus888 Год назад

Excellent video. Alot of people also sorta under estimate how much cold pepper plants can tolerate too. Many chop them down in September, but in my NY zone 6a, I've had pepper plants last all the way to Halloween, sometimes not even protecting them all that much.

@pplusbthrust Год назад

Peppers are just a lot of fun and sometimes challenging to grow. Think of the challenge as part of the fun.

@JoseLopez-cz3kc

My brother is also growing chillis & help him keep them warm. We live in a zone 7ish so I cover them with a frost cover, warm up old cooking oil we used, put the top & close it & instead of putting it standing I lay the bottles so that the plants stay warm from bottom 2, top. That's a tip if U'all didn't, know. Happy Gardening.

@gregbluefinstudios4658 Год назад

almost all my warm weather crop were dead and gone, and only some cold weather (lettuces, greens, peas, etc) were still left. EXCEPT, for my sweet banana pepper, and lemon drop aiji

@rapinbatches Год назад

I live in south Louisiana so my winters are quite mild. What I usually do is pick any ripe ones, and any unripe ones I also pick then set in a sunny windowsill to ripen. Im going to attempt to overwinter my Manzano pepper plants, I've heard they can handle colder temps, see how it goes. Keep up the great content, your channel is the best there is, period.

@ReDellePiante Год назад

In Italy now it's kinda hot so my peppers out are still fine and producing flowers and peppers... that's so cool

@Soupy_loopy Год назад

Yup, mine got the frost before I even realized it was getting too cold. I was busy with building a shed and splitting wood, then I noticed all the pepper plants were dying.

@mascatrails661 Год назад

I feel like I did pretty much all these things in pretty good timing this year. Just dug up my peppers and brought them in on fri and it's looking like we've got a freeze coming all next week.

@CarsSimplified Год назад

Good stuff! I think I'll grow more potted peppers next year so I can move them.

@johnjude2685 Год назад

Agree planted after seeing weather reports under 50s and had my earliest peppers and most peppers

@WibblyWobbly Год назад

Id also say, that if you are in cold climate, consider growing only baccatums. They do much better inthe beggining and int the end of the season: when annuums and chinense are really struggling to survive, they flower and set fruit.

@mikesimms2250 Год назад

I live in western MA, I started mine this year on Feb 14th. Mine Turned into monster's this summer. I have so many Ultra Hot's IDK what to do with them. Have a ton fermenting. Have a ton frozen. Have a brown paper bag half full. Just overwintered everything this week. Thanks for all your hard work, love the channel!

@glemmari Год назад

I have only two pepper plants growing, been a decade since I last grew peppers. I have my plants at backyard and have been covering them for a month at nights and some days too. I live in northern Europe, first frost was about a month ago. I will try to overwinter my peppers according to your previous post, but I haven't has guts to do that yet. I hope it works and maybe I will get ahead a couple of weeks early next season. I am also planning to try build some sort of "greenhouse" that will stand on my backyard at southside. It needs to be something small gainst the wall so I get as much heat as possible. Looking forward to your future posts, I need all tips available!

@anthonycreations Год назад

When your discussing when to plant seeds early it would be nice to know your first and last frost dates and when you plant indoors and out so we can adjust our planting

@we_want_chilli_willy Год назад

Great vid. I am in New Zealand and it's spring so my plants that I started from seeds in winter are doing great, we don't have a long enough warm season so that is why I start early. My over-wintered jalapeno plants from last year have bounced back and are already producing pods! I got the idea from your channel. Thanks pepper geeks!