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Pepper Harvest & Over Winter [Container Gardening ]



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18 Comments

  2. @jessicapayne8622

    I grew purple peppers this year. I can’t stand peppers or chillies, but as it’s purple, I bought it! I had 5 massive purple peppers!! Gave them away and asked for the seeds back. My offensive shaped and hot chillies have just started to grow fruit.

  3. @margaretmcallister5422

    Hi Ivan. Nice harvest. Have you ever done a rough costing of what you've saved over a year against buying at a supermarket? Even if you allow for the investments in pots, soil, growing boxes etc, it must be offsetting a good deal of food purchase costs – not to mention the exercise, fresh food and well-being of it all. And pots and soil last and so costs spread over the years.
    My growing area is 17ft x 20 ft of paved back yard. I'm avidly watching your videos and planning for next year. I'm going to try to cost up what I get. This year I only had a few spuds and some tomatoes – but, hey, tomatoes are a about £1.50 a pound! And they tasted great. Cheers and I hope you have some great plans for the new year.

  4. @bunlady1979

    ive grew my bell peppers from a supermarket pepper and i am really happy with the amount ive got saying i only took up gardening later in the season so i started my peppers late. Mine are still all green but thats how i prefer them for the guinea pigs because they have less sugar than red ones. Im not bothering with over wintering them i am going to start them early indoors with heat mat and lights.

  5. @tomm5228

    They look fantastic Ivan,when overwintering peppers reduce your root ball, 2 nd year off to a quick start more peppers

  8. @rocka-cb7kk

    HELLO MY FRIEND YES I ORDER NICE WEATHER i dont think winter will be to bad its only fair we had a bad summer i work to day it was ok to be honest it was a good day for it

  12. @Garykoi625

    Nice update, ivan 👍 Im impressed with your success this year with how bad it's been. I was thinking of relocating my raised beds, but i could do container gardening and keep my lawn🤔🐟

  13. @lindajones3015

    I don't know how you do it Ivan. To say you only grow outside, the amount of fruit and vegetables you manage to grow successfully is purely amazing! And the advice is always gratefully received. Thank you 😊

  14. @EricMowat-t3r

    O.m.g Ivan peppers looks amazing…hope I can follow you next Yr from scratch with peppers….as I did this Yr But only got 2 peppers on my plant

  17. @irenemarlow9144

    Your pepper harvest is amazing. I didn't get any off my plants and they were in a greenhouse! They just grew foliage and we're leggy.

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