Chile Pequin Seed Propagation in an AeroGarden Harvest
Grow log by maskedsonnet · Original thread
What you can learnA concise and complete pepper-propagation example from saved fruit through six-of-six germination and transplant.
Useful practices
- allowing parent-plant fruit to dry before seed extraction
- using one dried chile to seed all six pods
- saving surplus seed
- wiping nutrient residue from the deck
- transplanting excess seedlings to pots
Problems encountered
- brown nutrient residue accumulated on the white deck
*The days were calculated automatically and approximately.
Wishing them great success in their new homes!
I thought I hit enter but I guess I did not. I believe that brown crusting is from the nutes.
I think you're right, it's the same color, guess it's bubbling up from the water when the pump comes on? Just looks gross on that white deck lol!
I just wipe it off when I see it.
Transplanted all but 1 of the pequins so I could start some greens in this harvest!
Update #3
Actions taken
Update #2
That is wonderful that they all germinated
Woohoo! A great success so far!
Update #1
Actions taken
Wonderful! I hope they all thrive!
Good luck, I hope they all germinate for you
I've got germination on all three in the front row!! Couldn't quite tell on the back row yet, didn't want to lift the pods out just to peek lol. But I've got a good feeling!
Isnt it great when you see life
Seeing them germinate is so exciting! Congratulations!