★ How to: Grow Chili Peppers from Seed (A Complete Step by Step Guide)

[@theflaps76]

I have never grown anything in my Life but I followed this tutorial (including the eclair box) and I am now officially a chilli plant grower thanks alot

[@Piteroski]

Xd good job man, how old you were when you created plantation ? ;)

[@laraoyku3426]

Ohhh how are they now keep us updated!

[@charlierees8612]

Do you need to punch holes in the eclair box?

[@-nivek6489]

This dude's voice is so calming and he has a lot of info. I subscribed

[@ProjectDiaries]

Good to hear. Thank you :)

[@barbarahodgkinson2765]

Yes I agree i love the simplistic methods used. My fave

[@wakokaine6976]

Maybe cause he ain't yelling at the mic

[@marqueritebeukman7185]

To be honest who didn't subscribe

[@tasha3757]

He's great! I'm always so happy to find his videos in my recommendations.

[@saralewis9027]

Hey. I am a new comer but absolutely loving your videos. You've encouraged me to start my growing journey at home with my two sons 10 and 18months old. Your videos are absolutely fool proof. We are so extremely grateful for your wonderful work 🙏

[@RockyEvolutionGal]

Thank you for doing what you do. This is the beginning of recovery therapy for me, and I couldnt be more pumped to grow everything with the help of yoir videos. Thank you and god bless

[@willgordge6003]

I would recommend drying the seeds out longer, up to 1-2 days depending on how hot it is. Also try drying them out on a piece of kitchen paper, it the moisture is absorbed by this better than a plate. Mine germinated in 6 days after doing this.

[@sherryroberts7716]

I'm from L.A. and not only do I love your tips on chili pepper starting, but I so adore your accent! All the best, Miss Sherry.

[@butteryspirit3336]

I started growing some chili plants in February. They are doing great and their almost done ripening. It would have been nice if I found this video when I started growing them lol. The thing is I got the seeds from my grandfather's chili plant. I literally just took a chili, ripped it open, and let the seeds dry for 2 hours, and put them in a cup to grow. I watered them everyday and when they started sprouting, I was excited. I was even more excited a few months later when I saw flowers began to sprout. I realized from that moment I inherited a green thumb from both my grandfathers since they were both farmers from Mexico.

[@ProjectDiaries]

Well done! Would you like to share your success on my gardening group? facebook.com/groups/projectdiariesHQ

[@butteryspirit3336]

I would But I don't use facebook, or any social media, I only use youtube. but I do have a gmail.

[@butteryspirit3336]

Project Diaries well now many of my chili peppers are turning red.... and there's a chili pepper that is very twisted as well!

[@yiceniafelo-franco3636]

From my great grandfather's garden I got one of his ripen Chili Peppers and let it dry out. I am finally planting the seeds. I'm so excited 😁

[@matthewdobson525]

Great vid. Attempting to grow chilis from seed for the first time this year and these tips are useful. Also, impressed with the modification ingenuity of some of the pots/watering bottle etc you have been demonstrating. Keeping costs down and recycling the plastic too. Nice work!

[@myhillsidegarden3998]

Collecting seeds from our own grown plants is so helpful. It gives us plants that grow wonderfully, after a few years, as they become accustomed to growing where we plant them. Thanks for this video. Have a great today! Catherine

[@ProjectDiaries]

It really is! you're welcome :)

[@yardstep4167]

i collected maybe thousand chocolate morugas last year and managed to overwinter 13 peppers,they look like it's summer and i still don't understand how i made them so big and that moruga is 3rd year now and she is almost 160cm big,i will try to record some video finally and upload it on my chanel...and besides chilli today i opened my old suitcase full od seeds that i collected during 6 years of changing situations ,but nature never,bless

[@ericgeorge5483]

Great vid. I did the same myself from Chilli seeds from peppers I bought from my local supermarket! I sowed them in January and they are flowering away now and fruits are developing nicely! I would recommend it to anyone, its fun and free!

[@rossi6113]

What a nice guy you are mate. Thank you so much for all of your advice.

[@ProjectDiaries]

Thank You Ricky. You're welcome

[@jasonwalsh9211]

Great vid 👍... A suggestion, if you have a ripened banana cut it in to discs around 5mm thick (skin included) and push in around 4 or 5 seeds equally spaced then plant your seed discs in potting soil as normal....as the banana decomposes it acts like a natural fertiliser and also keeps the seeds moist.

[@sveng05]

On lockdown... saw dried chilis in the fridge... opened youtube and watched this... I have plans now this weekend. 😊❤

[@falconfarms51]

Great job, I've learned alot from you. I like that you keep your camera work simple. Your style is informative and knowledgeable. I studying homesteaders to get my channel off the ground. Keep up the good work.

[@ProjectDiaries]

Good to hear! thanks :)

[@desertdanblacksmith1394]

Hope you are doing well and healthy mate! I always migrate back to you cause you have the best advice on YT.....you do all the stuff I am doing out here in the Az desert! .....thx

[@ubilubi1766]

Thank you for using simple things because I dont have a garden and just a small space where I can grow by the window. I will try now with some seeds I kept.

[@ProjectDiaries]

You're welcome :)

[@gezsugg4869]

I love the fact you make this so easy! No special tools, pots, etc. Another great video.

[@ramzeneger]

In my opinion, really, you should have at least a billion subscribers. I mean, why cant you have them, all people have to eat, right? Thank you for doing this video. God Bless you and may you and your entire family and your viewers will have a great health and over abundance of blessings and Graces. Thank you.

[@ProjectDiaries]

haha! Well hopefully one day I could get close to a billion. Glad you like my Channel :)

[@Zurdomvp]

Nice vid. Been living in the Caribbean for years. Definitely this is the best method for a better germination percentage. Temp is very important as well should always be no less than 70f for hot pepper plants. Sun is a huge +

[@ashley-m]

Your videos are absolutely brilliant, thanks for all the help!

[@ProjectDiaries]

You're welcome :)

[@bigdave6591]

Just transplanted my seedlings into 9cm pots got 50 done today and probably about 100 tomorrow this really works people fantastic cheers

[@raine5534]

Every year, I come back to your video to grow my chillies. So good.

[@dustaone8521]

I'm just getting started with growing chillies, don't even have a garden but I had to subscribe because you seem like such a nice bloke :)

[@lifewithadog]

Just harvested some green chili seeds and excited to plant them, thank you for the tips🙂 loving your videos!

[@rizzo3689]

On my second year of growing hot peppers from seeds. You tube was a big help but there are soooo many videos of using specific soil mixes and buy this buy that. Love this vid that you made it simple and to the point. Thanks man!

[@Sijtze22]

And that's how easy you have just turned in to my go-to video guide. Thanks, mate. Very much appreciate your videos and your style.

[@frankieboyo1969]

Chocolate eclairs ... oh, the sacrifices we gardeners have to make for gardening materials.

[@ProjectDiaries]

haha! It really is :)

[@stationplaza4631]

I love using food containers for growing herbs and the like. There is a beautiful balance going on there somewhere.

[@Neyobe]

Lollllll

[@Neyobe]

Station Plaza awww that’s somehow wholesome, and I don’t know why

[@robmara]

Love this. I have some chilli seeds from dad in Australia that I'm now going to try and grow in Switzerland. Wish me luck and thanks for the tips!

[@timothkeyyprice]

Dear sir, regarding touching sensitive parts after handling chilies, wearing rubber gloves is a God send. 😉

[@emmajane2099]

Iv watched this video and grown chilies for the first time, only did it a fortnight ago but they have taken and are growing, your explaining is so easy to understand, thank you from Portugal xx

[@robertw8225]

My Chilli passion got me onto your vid, currently germinating Cayenne & Fresno. These are from seed I save every year, also Golden Cayenne, new this year. I make chilli sauce with garlic I grow also. We read from the same page re recycling & DIY Lee so your garden shed vid is a belter. I made my conservatory from reclaimed materials, very rewarding. Love the family connections, my littluns are up n coming gardeners & very willing helpers. Joined facebook & subscribed. See you along the way.

[@ProjectDiaries]

Amazing! I do have a little chili addiction myself. I have yet to make my own sauces though. Thanks mate and happy growing this year :)

[@royvapextore7224]

I have been looking for this step by step growing for months Thank you for making me bright You have awesome video Mine not getting taller Even some of them die Not as healthy as yours Awesome

[@ProjectDiaries]

Good luck. I hope you have some success soon :)

[@royduncan3902]

I love how you can do this in such temperatures! It means I can do it too!

[@ProjectDiaries]

It's tricky but can be done. Good luck :)

[@Beyonder1881]

Thanks for this video, I've just planted 5 siling labuyo and 5 jalapeños in a plastic egg tray. I didn't have any compost so had to use soil from our garden. Wish me luck!

[@ProjectDiaries]

Hopefully it's a clear plastic (1) and not polystyrene (6)? They should germinate using garden soil but they will need some proper nutrients and compost as they get older. Good luck :)

[@traceyclark178]

Great growing i enjoy watching the videos you make and you show us all that you don't have to spend a lot to get great results .

[@ProjectDiaries]

Thank you! It's easy to get great results at low or no cost :)

[@christophermoorman4787]

Would love to see alot more videos from you,project diaries, you have so much good Information, has helped me grow akot different things

[@tropocal2343]

Looks like I'll go out to the supermarket, and get some pastries. [container] Then cruise the produce for my favorite peppers. Thanks for the concise informative video.

[@ProjectDiaries]

You're welcome. Good luck :)

[@paulahunter7601]

Thanks for all your brilliant videos. We love them and feel like you're an "old friend", these days!

[@maxinecourtney4017]

Wonderful. Your videos have kept me busy and sane during this lockdown in 2020.

[@caseysilva9222]

Thank you for the video and ideas on growing peppers.

[@younusdanka7605]

You exude so much goodness. Thanks for the excellent presentation.

[@ProjectDiaries]

Thank you! You're welcome :)

[@ezhilarasijohnkennedy252]

hi i really like the way you do the seeding. I have started some i hope this summer will be best for my gardening. Thank you

[@ProjectDiaries]

Thank you! Share some of your growing photos on my garden group if you like? facebook.com/groups/projectdiariesHQ/

[@thekiller1111999]

His face made me smile as hell once i look to him...

[@ProjectDiaries]

Thanks :D

[@kimmyvpixie9735]

My mate Sambuca John found out the hard way... chopped up some peppers then went for a wee... Great balls of fire is an understatement hahaa!

[@ProjectDiaries]

I also know from experience HAHA! I need to meet this Sambuca John!! :)

[@kimmyvpixie9735]

I could tell by your face hahaa!

[@ashscott6068]

Tell your mate to stop playing with his balls when he takes a piss.

[@angelos7]

Ash Scott lol

[@jjboys9432]

I was cutting a jalapeño open and juice squirted into my eyeball

[@ProjectDiaries]

OUCH!

[@user-wickedflower]

T1G3R OMG!

[@djakkdjakkd]

Friend of mine rubbed his johnson after eating one.

[@valdemar5015]

Be happy that it wasnt a carolina reaper

[@Drjarso]

go and show us at America got talent show

[@Ryaanalonso]

Really informative video and very simple to follow. Keep up the excellent work 👍👍

[@ProjectDiaries]

Thank you! :)

[@RoccoAntonelli]

Just wanted to say how incredibly clear, concise and helpful your video here was. I see lots more that I'm anxious to watch. One thing - introduce yourself so we can ask you questions directly! Looking forward to your other videos, especially about chilies. Cheers from Florida, where I'm harvesting all sorts... - Chef Rocco

[@HitchHikersBlues]

They are beautiful red colour...really nice to look at !

[@rameshperera5250]

Thank you so much for sharing. I'm gonna try this today. Hopefully it would be not hard since I'm living in a warm weather country. It's calming to watch your videos. Keep up the good work. I'm a new subscriber!!!

[@ojfgofg90u]

This is exactly what I'm looking for. Keep uploading informative videos like this sir. :)

[@ProjectDiaries]

Great! Let me know how you get on via my gardening group facebook.com/groups/projectdiariesHQ

[@einsteinswife]

Hi Lee! Love your videos! Thank you for your inspiration. I'll give it another try; I seem to have all green thumbs. Now there's hope on the horizon again. You make it look so simple! 🌷🍀🙏🌟

[@ProjectDiaries]

You're welcome Stella. That's my intention! All of my Videos are based on my trying them for the first time so i'm no expert either. Good luck! :D

[@kenjohnson1041]

Great easy to understand video.I've got some Carolina reaper,white fatalli,7 pod and aji lemon drop seeds.I'm looking to make a supply of my own sauces

[@LovisaSandhu]

I tried the melon growing tutorial you did and it worked great. So much fun I can't wait to give this a go too! Thanks for all the help and inspiration 🌱🌱🌱

[@patmckinney9553]

Loving the chocolate eclair box idea. That’s just saved me £10 buying a proper box online

[@kellybennett7718]

Great video. I like how you dont need all these fancy pots. Very helpful

[@olgarhodes1648]

Thanx doll!I shall try the chilies, & the avocado!Shout out from El Paso, Texas!🙋💞🐕🐕💥🌱🌿🌵🍄

[@STEINYY]

Awesome thanks mate! Hope you’re all well during these times!

[@wonderlucha]

I'm a new subscriber. Can't stop watching your videos!

[@somebodyanybody6199]

I like the idea of gardening. I can't wait to start my own projects. 😊 thnks for the videos and info man. keep it up.

[@ProjectDiaries]

Good luck! :)

[@jaytebow15]

I love all your knowledge and all the help you have given me. Love watching your videos. Very informative. The accents a plus lol. Thanks and keep it going. Hey is there anyone you could do one on lettuce or nutmeg

[@liveforthekill1]

Great video mate! Found this while trying to work out how to grow Thai Birds Eye chilli from seeding. Looking forward to what will come of it!

[@petergreen1869]

Thanks. Nice, relaxed and informative video.

[@colmoprey]

Great video just got some reaper seeds and used your vid as a guide.

[@loobyt8692]

New to your channel but loving it 👍 I’m binge watching, you’ve made gardening and growing with your tips and tricks so easy, thank you 👍💚

[@kleenkitchen]

Very helpful video, I am glad to watch and learn from here

[@nicksoordhar8572]

Very good demonstration Thanks

[@johnwalker6492]

Love all the vids mate Keep them coming

[@michelleb3198]

What a great video! Thankyou! I actually purchased some seeds... still not quite a week since I planted them (but almost!) and the seeds haven't yet germinated! I planted five jlapeno's a few months ago... still no peppers, but plants look healthy!! Hopefully they will! Thanks again and good luck to all!!

[@jamlemon]

Just looking into tips/next steps as I got a grow chilli peppers from seed kit for my birthday in July and they’re currently loads of little stalks! Anyway came across your vid and after looking at a few other vids you’ve got yourself a new subscriber. 🌶 🌱 👍🏻

[@squeezybob84]

the third "red chilli" seed you sowed was actually a scotch bonnet 😈

[@ProjectDiaries]

Well spotted :)

[@GLAHHHHHHHHH]

Dean Marcus I thought I was the only one who noticed

[@jordanh8196]

Very well done nice and simple 👍👍👍

[@garrymobey912]

I had a wee after making chilli jam, never again 😂 love your channel BTW

[@landonb448]

Really liked the video. Very informative. One of the better i seen.

[@ProjectDiaries]

Thanks! :)

[@anncarruthdonoghue1947]

Enjoying your video's..I use a lot of chillies too. I'm in Ireland so its a challenge with the weather. Tip from a chef squirt lemon juice on your hands to neutralise the chilli..yes I've wiped it in my eye before lol. Keep up the great work..cheers

[@ProjectDiaries]

Thanks. The old Lemon juice finger bowl always comes in handy ;)

[@LadyVoldemort]

This is helpful, thanks! Also you have a cute smile. 😊

[@ProjectDiaries]

Thanks! :)

[@yusufchi1983]

Just found your channel amazing so helpful and step by step guide is wonderful. Do the plants produce fruit the following year as well?

[@ProjectDiaries]

I don't usually keep my plants but I left 4 and they've all started to grow new leaves. It'[s still really cold here though so i'm not sure how long they will take to fruit

[@helennelson3120]

Thank you for sharing. Truly appreciated. Blessings

[@ShinyMehra]

It grew pretty fast :D Love your channel! Keep up the good work :)

[@ProjectDiaries]

Glad you like my Channel. Thanks :)

[@dawidlazecki8377]

This is very facinating thx for your help i needed some information

[@ProjectDiaries]

You're welcome :)

[@GeorgeExT]

We love your channel !

[@IMCRUSH]

These videos are awesome!! Thanks!

[@medmanbrand]

Always plant at least 4 seeds per space. Always success!

[@tankeryy1566]

You can also soak the seeds using regular water for 2 to 8 hours after 2 to 8 hours use the seeds that have sunk to the bottom (dont use the floating seeds) and put it in the soil and water the soil till its most. It works i tried it, you just need patience.

[@Longshanks1956]

Excellent... Thank you.

[@ProjectDiaries]

You're welcome :)

[@pixl5760]

Super cool! I’m starting my first indoor garden thanks!

[@raggamuffin2013]

I love your videos, I'm using the banana fertiliser for definite

[@johnwhite2143]

I love chilli's especially hot ones an always wondered if you could grow them from scratch using seeds from shop bought chillies, I'm going to try this be exciting to see if it works, great video an info cheers 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Ucceah]

that big mystery chilly is almost certainly a holland hot finger. only very few seeds, and a nice sweet and fruity flavour with a nice medium heat. one of my favorites to grow. they make for great chilly powder, or fermented hot sauce. (if you havent yet, that is SO worth it

[@courtneyj3636]

I’ve never heard of a scotch bonnet. I make habenero salsa. I really want to try those!

[@tahminahossain5547]

Great video and really hot British accent, what else can we ask for! 😍

[@leslieboom689]

Genius using the chocolate eclair tub. I shall use this method. A great video. I have subscribed to your channel. 👍

[@tedscott1478]

Great stuff again brother👍😊

[@jbal6097]

“...any other regions that might hurt” LOL

[@emeraldpawprint589]

It is exactly what i wanted to plant

[@CassMadeIt]

Your videos are so nicely made and helpful, thank you! Very excited to grow some.

[@bigdave6591]

Well I must say I was a bit sceptical about this however I tried it and done it as you did two weeks ago and the seeds are all through absolutely fantastic ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@kiandeboeck2205]

Im going to try this in my dorm with pointed peppers

[@ijazh6790]

Would you recommend putting them in a pot and putting a plastic bag held with an elastic bag over to keep the moisture in. Also I mixed in tea into the soil. This worked with tomato plants.

[@jstar4927]

I love your smile, it makes me smile too!

[@ProjectDiaries]

I'm glad! :D

[@lochietaylor]

"Any other region that might hurt" Haha, I've made that mistake.