HOT Indian pepper........?!
HOT Indian pepper........?
I bought these awesome peppers at the farmers market last summer off an on throughout the summer. I took the seeds out of one and dried them. I put them away for the winter and I am trying to grow my own this year.
They are a different variety. Sort of a reddish brown color and called a hot indian (something) pepper. I planted several seed in a container and I have been keeping the dirt moist and warm. But it has been about 2 months now and they still havent germinated. Any ideas? I would really like to grow these on my own considering I have only been able to purchase them from one place and havent seen them anywhere else.
2 weeks ago
The guy who sells them at the farmers market grows them locally so they can grow in this climate. Maybe I might have to give up and keep buying them from him. :-(
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2 weeks ago
The guy who sells them at the farmers market grows them locally so they can grow in this climate. Maybe I might have to give up and keep buying them from him. :-(
What's funny is certain seeds wont grown in just dirt...if those are indian peppers they were imported from india so you'd probably need indian dirt & an indian climate no joke. It's like grapes for wine grown only in california dirt or vadalia onions in georgia or muscadine grapes in louisiana...it's a dirt issue.
hmm im sorry to say i dont think they will go..u should look it up online and see wat kind of environment they need to survive..but good luck.