Chillies - what are you growing/overwintering?

[allyby]

the Naga may only 6" but it looks strong and healthy.

The other Three

Fuego.



Apache



Giant Jalapeno.

[Ms-T]

Looking good ,bet you can't wait for the chillies to come

[Ladyslip]

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Test run

[Ladyslip]

Having another go

[Ms-T]

Its working, love your set up.

[Small pumpkin]

They are looking fantastic ladyslip.
I'm intrigued by your pots in trays set up. I really like the look of it. Tell me everything

[Scarlet]

Ms T, plenty of time to save seeds yet. I haven't made my bags yet!!!!

Lady slip, they are looking great.
Trip, I'm very jealous if all those chillies!!!! I've only got chillies on my overwintered plants so far. I really need some lights

I went to the gardeners world live yesterday ...bought far too many plants I got myself two chillies. One thai dragon (unfortunately F1) though I also picked up Tri colour Varigata. Beautiful plant.

[Ms-T]

Very pleased with my H/hot wax

[Ms-T]

Nice plants Scarlet,like the colouring on the leaves.

[Scarlet]

You've got your flowers bagged as well! OMG, I better get on with it

[allyby]

Flowers Bagged whats that for?

[Small pumpkin]

Flowers Bagged whats that for?

Flower bags are for if you want to save seed that are 100% that variety. Chilli's are well known for being promiscuous little blighter . They will cross pollinat if you don't isolate the flowers.
I'm trying the flower bagging for the first time this year

[Small pumpkin]

Scarlet I love your tri coloured chilli, that is stunning.
I didn't realise Thai dragon was f1. I was going to try saving seeds from him, as I have no seeds left.

[allyby]

Flower bags are for if you want to save seed that are 100% that variety. Chilli's are well known for being promiscuous little blighter . They will cross pollinat if you don't isolate the flowers.
I'm trying the flower bagging for the first time this year

Ah ! now I understand.

[Ms-T]

Put the bag on just before the flower opens.

DIY Pepper Seed Saving Instructions from The Real Seed Catalogue

good info.