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Polytunnel babies.
Bombay bronze cockscomb
DFB & watermelon sugar baby
Don’t think watermelons are going to come to much. Got a few but none bigger than a marrow fat pea. They should be bigger by now if they’re going to produce, I think.
Sweet pepper (black) can’t remember its name, beaver dam chilli (green)
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(08-07-2024, 08:59 AM)Small chilli Wrote: Polytunnel babies.
Bombay bronze cockscomb
DFB & watermelon sugar baby
Don’t think watermelons are going to come to much. Got a few but none bigger than a marrow fat pea. They should be bigger by now if they’re going to produce, I think.
Sweet pepper (black) can’t remember its name, beaver dam chilli (green)
Some superb babies. I like the cockscomb, they look like soldiers standing to attention with funny dress hats on. Are they llikely to go outside in your flower beds?
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Samphire grass & stevia
Avocado & tomato pendulus ( properly spelt wrong)
Courgette gem & pumpkin dill’s Atlantic giant
Pumpkin plant isn’t happy. He looks very yellow. Like he’s hungry. But I feed him sheep daggin tea a couple of times a week, tomato feed ones a week and cal mag ones a week (only just started this one to be fair). Feeding all other cucurbits the same and they are looking ok.
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(08-07-2024, 09:09 AM)JJB Wrote: (08-07-2024, 08:59 AM)Small chilli Wrote: Polytunnel babies.
Bombay bronze cockscomb
DFB & watermelon sugar baby
Don’t think watermelons are going to come to much. Got a few but none bigger than a marrow fat pea. They should be bigger by now if they’re going to produce, I think.
Sweet pepper (black) can’t remember its name, beaver dam chilli (green)
Some superb babies. I like the cockscomb, they look like soldiers standing to attention with funny dress hats on. Are they llikely to go outside in your flower beds? No polytunnel only for the cockscomb. They are annuals unfortunately
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(08-07-2024, 08:59 AM)Small chilli Wrote: Sweet pepper (black) can’t remember its name, beaver dam chilli (green)
Nocturne?
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(08-07-2024, 10:25 AM)toomanytommytoes Wrote: (08-07-2024, 08:59 AM)Small chilli Wrote: Sweet pepper (black) can’t remember its name, beaver dam chilli (green)
Nocturne? That’s the fella. Thanks. I knew it was one from you. Couldn’t be bothered hunting though all the fleece and undergrowth to find the label . I’m absolutely loving how it’s growing. Can’t wait to try one.
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I really like it too, not grown it this year, though. Really productive, deep red when ripe, nice thick walls, quite juicy. Great sweet pepper!
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