Red Windowbox Tomato Cuttings Rooted while Sweet Heat Cuttings Rotted
Grow log by Sher · Original thread
What you can learnA useful side-by-side propagation diary showing successful tomato cloning, failed pepper rooting, and rapid growth from established cuttings.
Useful practices
- taking cuttings when mature plants must be removed
- moving rooted tomato cuttings into a Harvest
- restarting peppers from seed when cuttings fail
Problems encountered
- pepper plants weakened by forced production
- pepper cuttings rotted instead of rooting
- mixed success among species
*The days were calculated automatically and approximately.
I am going to split this off into a tomato thread of its own, since the topic has changed from rooting the cuttings to growing the plants to maturity.
Update #3
The pepper cuttings aren't doing well. They are rotting instead of rooting. So I'll be planting more Sweet Heat pepper seeds soon, because we really love them! Thanks so much for sending me the original seeds to try, Shawn. I found more at Totally Tomatoes.
You are welcome. They are one of out favorites. This is the FIRST time I do not have a Sweet Heat growing. I need to find where to plant one.