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    I've got some chilli pepper seedlings (jallapino) which i have potted on into 3 inch pots. the plants lokk a little sickly with yellowish leaves.

    are they Ok. any tips for growing these chillis.

    regards
    martin h


    typeing one handed (other hand holding whisky glass) means you get no capitals.

  • #2
    where are they? somewhere cold?
    All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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    • #3
      Dont take this as gospel but I have a Jalapeno that I purchased from a garden center and its exactly as you described, I have mine sitting it my mini greenhouse and its seems to be growing well. I think its ok

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      • #4
        Mine went a bit yellow when they got too cold - I was a bit over enthusiastic about putting them out to harden off. Kept them indoors for a while longer and they have perked right up again!
        If it ain't broke...fix it til it is!

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        • #5
          I think you'll find its jalapeno
          Jalapeño - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

          sounds like a anglicized version of the same

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          • #6
            Avoid pronouncing the J, too. OH does it just to make me wince

            As addressed previously, sounds like cold. My chocolate habs were sulking after I forgot them in the corner and had one too many nippy nights. I'm going out on a limb here (have asked but retained no knowledge about lights and growing) , but if you have florescent bulbs (tubey things like I have) say, under the kitchen cabnets over the surface, try popping your chilli in under them for a little light supplement. My sickly yellow excuse for a chilli has greened up and seems to have forgotten it's previous abandonment in the cold.

            Oh and what whisky?
            The Impulsive Gardener

            www.theimpulsivegardener.com

            Chelsea Uribe Garden Design www.chelseauribe.com

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