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Florida  balke May 1, 2018 6:32 AM CST |
| Hey guys! This is my Carolina Reaper pepper:  As you can see, the plant isn't in its best shape, but its trying to deal with the cold weather in South Brazil. The plant started flowering about a month ago, and has some little peppers:  That's fine, about 9 peppers growing in size. But here is the problem: the plant doesn't stop flowering. There are new flowers growing all over it, in every corner:   If the plant were big, I would think that is OK, but it is like 35cm tall, and its planted on a quite little pot. I'm afraid of losing the peppers that are already growing by transplanting it to a bigger pot (would I lose them?) So, the question is: I'm thinking of cutting the new flowers, and then just leave the ones that are fully developed. If not, transplanting it to a bigger pot so they have enough soil to get nutrients from (would I lose the existing peppers?) Another question! Do you guys know the best fertilizer for peppers like this? thanks! |
Name: Philip Becker Fresno California (Zone 8a)  Philipwonel May 1, 2018 7:46 AM CST |
| Don't cut anything. Yes, bigger pot. They don't take kindly to being transplanted, so be gentle, when doing so. A vegetable fertilizer will do. By by. Ta ta.  😎😎😎 Anything i say, could be misrepresented, or wrong. |
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