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PaulSB

Squire
Just got up.....a bit late for me.
A lovely day here also.
We have the rest of the bedding plants to pot. First I was not up to it and then the weather changed.
Apart from that its a chill day.
Aldi have those peppers on sale today but I found out they were for outside and we wanted some for the conservatory so will give them a miss.
Are you talking peppers or chillis Dave? On Thursday our Aldi had very good chilli plants but no peppers. I realise today is when they start a new round of plant offers. The chillis were loaded with flowers - I'm going back for one at some point!!

Anyway in my view the same pepper can be grown in or out doors. Obviously your conservatory is warm and protected - ideal for a pepper. Outside peppers need a warm sheltered spot.

These plants are being sold as "outdoor peppers" to encourage those who don't have a greenhouse/conservatory - it shouldn't put you off. My peppers are inside all summer.
 

Drago

Legendary Member
I have risen!
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
Are you talking peppers or chillis Dave? On Thursday our Aldi had very good chilli plants but no peppers. I realise today is when they start a new round of plant offers. The chillis were loaded with flowers - I'm going back for one at some point!!

Anyway in my view the same pepper can be grown in or out doors. Obviously your conservatory is warm and protected - ideal for a pepper. Outside peppers need a warm sheltered spot.

These plants are being sold as "outdoor peppers" to encourage those who don't have a greenhouse/conservatory - it shouldn't put you off. My peppers are inside all summer.
The advert says chilli peppers and sweet peppers
 

numbnuts

Legendary Member
Morning :hello: I have :rain:inside as well as out :rain::sad:
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Are you talking peppers or chillis Dave? On Thursday our Aldi had very good chilli plants but no peppers. I realise today is when they start a new round of plant offers. The chillis were loaded with flowers - I'm going back for one at some point!!

Anyway in my view the same pepper can be grown in or out doors. Obviously your conservatory is warm and protected - ideal for a pepper. Outside peppers need a warm sheltered spot.

These plants are being sold as "outdoor peppers" to encourage those who don't have a greenhouse/conservatory - it shouldn't put you off. My peppers are inside all summer.
As they should be, not on public view!


Never heard them called that before though.
 
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Dirk

Dirk

If 6 Was 9
Location
Watchet
@PaulSB
I am now the proud owner of
One sweet pepper plant
One cherry tomato plant
And
One patio sun flower.
Green fingered I am not but I will try not to kill them too quickly.
I need some decent sized pots
Plus
Some idea how to care for them :wacko:
The ALDI hot chilli plants do well outside. I bring mine in over winter and hack them back to a stick, they sprout again the next year. :okay:
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Afternoon. I have bimbled. Loads of numpties on the road. Motorbikes galore
Flash cars that are clearly in a group and must drive no more than 10 feet behind each other and must do whatever they can to scare witless by coming up behind you quietly, then revving their engines right behind you. Obviously they are not locals.:wacko:

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Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
The ALDI hot chilli plants do well outside. I bring mine in over winter and hack them back to a stick, they sprout again the next year. :okay:
We debated hot Vs sweet chilli. We are not green fingered so wanted to try just one.
We can use a lot more sweet than chilli so went with that.
We have a conservatory with a sheltered patio.......we arr not sure which is best.
 
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