Ashe County Pimento Pepper Succeeds in a Bounty and Outdoors
Grow log by ERR0R1755 · Original thread
What you can learnStrong recovery and transition example: a stressed indoor pepper was pruned, later transplanted outdoors, and continued producing until autumn.
Useful practices
- supplemented feeding
- major defoliation after environmental stress
- hard root and branch pruning before outdoor transplant
Problems encountered
- heat and high humidity
- leaf deterioration
- flower and pepper drop
- overgrown untrimmed canopy
*The days were calculated automatically and approximately.
It's amazing how plants can come back from major pruning. Keeping fingers crossed for the resurgence of this one!
This one was a success in more than one way - I got a few red peppers off of it, but when it got warmer outdoors I took it out of the Bounty, cut off most of the branches and most of the roots, and planted it outside - it gave me more peppers all the way until September!
Update #4
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Looks like you will be getting quite a few peppers on this one.
Update #3
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It's a cute little plant, ERR0R1755.
Update #2
Looking good.