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Harvesting chilli's
Evening all
Had my first go at growing chilli's this year. Whats the best indication that they are 'ripe' and ready for picking?. The varieties I have are 'Jalapeno', Bird Eye' and 'Hot Pixie' Will they go red when ripe? Unfortunatly the cat dug out all the name tags after I sowed them, so now I have no idea which are which! Cheers H |
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Harvesting chilli's
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im not so experienced but i believe that you should pick them green, they will redden but it takes time and they are no better when red. (aprt from looks) rgds 4 |
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Harvesting chilli's
haphazard writes
Evening all Had my first go at growing chilli's this year. Whats the best indication that they are 'ripe' and ready for picking?. The varieties I have are 'Jalapeno', Bird Eye' and 'Hot Pixie' Will they go red when ripe? Yes. Have heard they get hotter the longer they stay on the plant. I usually leave mine on till they're ready to fall off. -- Kay |
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Harvesting chilli's
fourmations wrote:
snip im not so experienced but i believe that you should pick them green, they will redden but it takes time and they are no better when red. (aprt from looks) I thought they became hotter as they ripened. Is that wrong? james |
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