I feel like this is taking forever. Not sure if I'll get any peppers in the end, but we'll see!
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Nice!
Planted these in the winter/late autumn and thought nothing would come out of them but here we are as well.
That's very impressive! It's cool they're flowering indoors!
Yeah, I wasn't sure we'd get anything at all (not even flower buds) but was happy to at least see a plant grow. Then it all started getting "crazy" say maybe about 2 months back, where they picked up the pace in growth . Took some time for warmer weather to come to Lower Mainland BC and the inside temperature didn't much matter...
I'm sure you'll be fine and will have as much fun watching yours as we do. Though I did have a little scare when a few flower buds fell off as I tried to gently "shake" the plants every so often to help pollination, but upon inspection realized they must have died off even before as the part attaching them to the plant was dried up, so I assume that those specific flowers never did get pollinated and the plants were just getting rid of them.
PepperGeek.com has been my bible for all of this, definitely check them out!
Thanks, had a quick look but will have to check it out properly later. Added a little habanero there to the left of picture (store bought for 3.99 so thought why not) but it needs replanting so it will be good to find some more info.