Chili Plant?

clarej1985

I have 2 chilli plants growing on my kitchen window sill. One has produced chillis 2 years running, the other looks the same as it did this time last year, i think its convinced itself its a house plant rather than a chilli one :rolleyes:

Lotus-eater

balloo wrote: »

Hi Ok now i have 2 and they are called Long John From Suttons (Long Dong) :doh: HeeHee they say old age doesn't come alone. :whistle:

Honestly. The phrase "repressed urges" springs to mind. :rotfl:

balloo_2

clarej1985 wrote: »

I have 2 chilli plants growing on my kitchen window sill. One has produced chillis 2 years running, the other looks the same as it did this time last year, i think its convinced itself its a house plant rather than a chilli one :rolleyes:

Another thing learnt i did not realize that they kept growing year after year thought they were like tomato's throw away after the season.

dartmoorchillifarm

Most chilli plants are perennials. Keep them somewhere warm and dry over the winter and try not to overwater - and you will have a plant that will last you a good few years.

olly300

The reason people throw them away is either they don't have the space or they can't get rid of the white fly on the plant.

balloo_2

balloo wrote: »

Hi Ok now i have 2 and they are called Long John From Suttons (Long Dong) :doh: HeeHee they say old age doesn't come alone. :whistle:

annie123 Right after a lot of embaressment I have found the right ones :T you were right all along sorry.

Chilli Peppers (Hot) F1 Joe's Long Seeds

Ideal for the village show!

A superb, very productive and unusually long variety - 20-30cm (8-12") of medium-hot pungency. Can be chopped and used fresh, cooked, or dried and used for seasoning.
Price: £3.30 Code: 159913
Units: Packet Content 6 seeds

annie123

You'll like those chilli's, they are tasty and hot!

If you do not have any indoor space to grow them, they can go outside in wales just make sure you put them out when you're expecting a week or so of nice weather, and I'd bring them back in September, unless we have a scorcher :rotfl: of a summer! to let the last fruits finish off inside.

If you have a greenhouse or conservatory it will love it in there.

good luck

SEE

balloo wrote: »

annie123 Right after a lot of embaressment I have found the right ones :T you were right all along sorry.

Chilli Peppers (Hot) F1 Joe's Long Seeds

Ideal for the village show!

A superb, very productive and unusually long variety - 20-30cm (8-12") of medium-hot pungency. Can be chopped and used fresh, cooked, or dried and used for seasoning.
Price: £3.30 Code: 159913
Units: Packet Content 6 seeds

£3.30 for 6 seeds:eek:The ***%&$%$£""!$%^& :oI pay 99p for 60 or 80 seeds.

lovenkrands

SEE wrote: »

£3.30 for 6 seeds:eek:The ***%&$%$£""!$%^& :oI pay 99p for 60 or 80 seeds.

where do you get them from? :j

balloo_2

lovenkrands wrote: »

where do you get them from? :j

SUTTONS they originaly came from but my nephew in law gave me 2 :T