Check out my 4 year old capsicums

[@joycethorn2313]

What a beautiful dog. I’ll give her a home anytime. Bugger the garden, I’m admiring the dog.

[@Lunasgarden2021]

Here in SA capsicum and chilli over winter really well, I leave mine in all year😊

[@gavinroocke2936]

I’m on the south coast of WA and grow capsicums and chillies in a Dutch bucket hydroponic system and they are coming up to 4 years old. Heavy pruning in winter and I’m able to pick before Christmas. Thanks for your show

[@eltsac9319]

I thought I might share how I have learned to grow them in grow bags. Buy a big pot saucer. I used 7 gallon grow bags as they fit really well. Once they have established, just keep topping up the saucer. I really struggled with my capsicums in grow bags, until I put them in saucers as I was going away. Came home and they loved being watered from the bottom, so I left them and they have thrived and fruited wonderfully.

[@Lunasgarden2021]

@@eltsac9319 thanks for that great tip, I really struggle with grow bags here in SA because they dry out so quickly

[@TheDanielGWood]

Great encouragement, I had limited success in pots last year, so I put then in a garden bed permanently this year. They are definitely doing better, but now I'm having issues with blossom end rot and fruit flies. I bought some of your Fruition fluit fly traps to try and fix at least one of the problems!

[@glennSuperdude]

I've had amazing success this year growing long yellow and California Wonder capsicum in pots with your recommended mix of Coco pith and planting mix. Some plants have up to 8 fruit on them. Maresi!

[@jasonellis7856]

We've managed to be able to over winter our standard and candy cane capsicum and all our chilli's in pots for 4 + years now and never do more than top up soil with worm casting and pea straw and still to pump out way more than we can use.

[@Jesteroner1997]

I currently grow lots of chilli ive had about 20 plants since 2023 i kept over winter last year in my greenhouse our temperature here in nsw where i live we had up an down temps but my plants were happy didnt need to over winter or anything might of lost a couple leaves here an there but was harvesting during winter into spring now i have about 45 to 50 plants since starting more during last winter indoors

[@JulieMarshall-r8n]

I'm in the nth Tablelands of NSW (1200 mtrs), and trying to overwinter anything is a task, even tried to overwinter a chilli in a pot.....na!

[@gramsmith1366]

Here in northern rivers NSW i use round up on the caps. Damn year round weed

[@cindyhollings2079]

Ouch! First tomatoes ripe in my Tassie garden xx

[@ionechisholme7552]

I planted seeds from the capsicum i bought at the shop but it keeps getting disease

[@valerielucas496]

Why can't I hear volume please??

[@gramsmith1366]

I had no probs.