Yikes, flowers are growing on several of my chillis, after less than 70 days!
I'm in the process of clipping them off, as most plants aren't even 1 foot tall yet and not bushy at all.
This shows the flowers forming on the Tequila Sunrise.
At about 60 days, this shows details of plant as whole, stem and leaf of the 'Capsicum annum 'Black Hungarian' chilli.
'Tequila Sunrise' chilli at about 56 days. This is going strong, seems to be a fast grower. Now putting out many side shoots, medium-sturdy stems. Average-sized leaves.
Tam Jalapeno (Capsicum annuum ?) at about 56 days. Slighty-darker, frequent leaves, medium-fast grower. Average build.
The Jamaican Yellow chilli (Capsicum annuum) at about 56 days. Medium-speed grower, fairly light-coloured leaves, not stocky.
The Fatali chilli (Capsicum frutescens ?) at about 56 days. Recently replanted it seems to be a slow grower, quite stocky and broad-leaved. I suspect it will not be a tall plant.
This is the bedroom group, which get more sun than any others. The big one is the Ole Jalepeno.
And this is the dining room group.
These are the average size of plants I have at the moment. Some much larger and some still only two-leaf seedlings.
