The chillis were born on Sunday 20th March 2005, when some seeds nestled snugly into a bed of soil, and were placed delicately into a mockodile. I mean, a propagator.
3 thoughts on “The Complete Life History Of A Chilli: Part 1”
For goodness’ sake, man, put them in a greenhouse at once and start praying for a hot summer. Shade is also good if the sun gets too evil. Just keep them warm or the chillis won’t be that hot. And be ruthless with them – don’t go for the biggest possible crop or you’ll end up with a crowd of numpty chillis.
Hark at me. I grow chillis one year and suddenly I’m the reincarnation of Geoff Hamilton.
The little guys are currently sat in a heated propagator with a piece of paper over their heads. They look like they are having fun. Next time I’m in the kitchen, I’ll check on your behalf.
Very domestic. I’m impressed.
For goodness’ sake, man, put them in a greenhouse at once and start praying for a hot summer. Shade is also good if the sun gets too evil. Just keep them warm or the chillis won’t be that hot. And be ruthless with them – don’t go for the biggest possible crop or you’ll end up with a crowd of numpty chillis.
Hark at me. I grow chillis one year and suddenly I’m the reincarnation of Geoff Hamilton.
The little guys are currently sat in a heated propagator with a piece of paper over their heads. They look like they are having fun. Next time I’m in the kitchen, I’ll check on your behalf.