+chris robohead yes, they are pretty easy to grow this way😊😊 thanks for stopping by😊😊❤

First of all, thanks so very much for watching, & for such an AWESOME comment. It means a lot for you to share your story, & to know that my videos help others out, what inspires me to make more videos like these. So glad I could help out, & good luck with your pepper plants!😊😊

We cut one of our tallest ones (it stood 6 ft tall) down to about a foot, back at the beginning of 2018, after the last freeze, & it is like 8 ft tall now. We never cut it anymore & it just does it's thing😊 thanks for watching & commenting😊😊

Yea, they do really well everywhere really😊😊 thanks for your comment & view😊😊

How often do you water it?

@@lauragarcia251 i dont

That is so AWESOME! Good to hear, & thanks for watching 😊😊

It will soon become an invasive species...the iguanas will get to em

Thanks for checking out this video, it means a lot😊😊

Good luck & lemme know how it goes😊😊 thanks for watching!!

Yea, & not as many subscribers as some people get in less amount of time, but it is what it is... Yea, this is one of my more popular vids. Thanks for checking it out😊😊

Hey friend! Thanks so much for taking the time to share that with us! I truly appreciate it🙏😊😊

That would be cool if you got them to germinate! Thanks so much for watching, I truly appreciate it.😊😊 lemme know if you have luck, that would be AWESOME!

First, thank you so much for taking the time to check out my video, it does mean a lot🙏😊😊 It honestly doesn't make a difference in or out, depending on the weather. I usually keep them in my grow tent, or on the kitchen window, just to keep an eye on progress. I hope this helps out🙏

Thank you for checking out one of my older videos, before I really knew how to edit & all that good stuff 😆😊😊

Yes, try it out. I'm glad you found use from my video, & thanks for watching 😊😊

Gracias! I think it’s working 🤞

Shanna😆😆 poor thing! Yes, recently planted some Ghost Pepper seeds, didn't use gloves, but washed my hands twice, & touched the side of my face later in the day, & i still ended up having a burning sensation😕 Nasty things😆 Thanks for watching & commenting!😊😊❤❤❤

Love your videos

Shanna, THANK YOU😊😊❤❤❤

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SV V It WORKS GREAT. Mine are getting big. You can make a lot of plants doing it this way, & don't know where you live, but down here, people want to buy these plants

We hit 80 degrees a week ago, but now it may freeze this weekend, ....I live in NM. I bought a little package from the grocery store (so I'm not sure if these seeds will work? ) Any way I watched your video, and I have them in a container with miracle grow dirt, a baggy covering it and it's on my window seal, :P..... I have other plants on the window that are starting out and are doing good. so I'm hoping for the best!! i guess in a couple of weeks I should know if this works right? thank you Again.

Sarah! I am so EXCITED for you😊😊❤❤❤ thanks for your AWESOME comment!!😊😊 yes, the whole bird digestive system works WONDERS, & that's honestly how I have grown most of mine, cause the birds do the work for me😆 once I notice a plant, I go from there, but yes, my method is the best way I have found it so easy to grow😊😊 here's a short video on when I showed once again PROOF my method REALLY WORKS!😊😊 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLFygs6Yls-pc58.html

Dulce Amor Gamez I forgot to say thank you for your videos and the great information!

First, thanks so much for taking the time to check out my video😊😊 I honestly think you can do either or... I will have to do test of my own to see if it truly makes a difference. Thanks for the video idea!🙏😊😊

Gracias 🙏🏼

No worries... first thanks for watching, really appreciate it. But no holes in the baggie😊😊

Thanks! I appreciate that, & thanks for watching 😊😊

@@CandysGarden very welcome, thanks for your video as well

Thanks for watching😊😊

@@CandysGarden I tried your greenhouse method and it worked great i now have roughly 30 plants growing. Thanks again! 💖😊

@@RD-wy5dj AWESOME!!😊😊 so glad it helped you out... It has also helped me out in refreshing my memory this time around when growing more this year, & if you're interested, i even shared a new video where i used the producto del campo seeds😊😊

If it's still in the baggie, I would go ahead & open it up. Keeping it contained gives more risk of getting mold. I would wait to transplant them until they are about 3" tall. I truly appreciate you taking the time to check out my video, & would love to hear an update🙏😊😊

I always bring them indoors during winter if they are seedlings, otherwise, they are left outdoors if they are big. As long as the roots are good, they should return after winter. Thanks for watching 😊😊

I transplant them a wk or two after they sprout & just put the soil part into the soil that I transplant them in, if that makes any sense?.. which is not too far into the ground

+VEGAN KIWIS TO PISTACHIOS 😊😊❤❤❤

I place a napkin on a plate & peppers spaced out on it to dry. Hope that helps. Thanks so much for watching 😊😊

So, with seeds I started this way on the video, since the soil is damp, you should be good to go until you have sprouts & are able to uncover. When you uncover, that's when you decide when you need to water the seedlings or not, by the dampness of the soil, if that makes sense. But in the greenhouse, they usually stay good without needing to be watered. Hope this helps out

+Bama girl Amy thanks girl, can ya believe this is one of my most popular videos😊😊 i need to do another one😉😏😊😁😂

First of all, thanks so much for taking the time to view my video😊😊 I am including 2 links to 2 of my other videos that may be helpful. With Piquin, i suggest NOT the paper towel method, & i prove it on the first link i give you. The second link is a short video on the number one way to growing Piquin. I sure hope it helps out. It's 100% proven successful😊😊 2 Methods to Growing Piquin: Greenhouse/Paper Towel: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p5qTed1-t7e-iac.html #1 Way to Grow Piquin: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLFygs6Yls-pc58.html

Dulce Amor Gamez Thank you so much for your response. I will try them out later and hopefully it’ll be successful too.

I did my pequin with the paper towel and they took just under 2 weeks to germinate. Longer than most.

Either or is fine, thanks for watching!!😊😊

Until they sprout... You don't wanna keep them enclosed too much longer to prevent mold. Once you transplant them, I usually keep them in the shade for a bit, till they get bigger to not fry the young ones, & gradually putting them in the sun... Hope that helps, & thanks for watching

@@CandysGarden appreciated, thank you

LOL😆 i am sure it would still work being in the soil, in the video is how i just do mine, & the thing about the water, i am sure if ya just let it dry out some it'll be just fine😊 thanks for taking the time to view my video😊😊

Yes, sorry, indirect sunlight would be BEST once outside until it adapts to the climate. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching!!🙏😊😊

It doesn't matter how much you water it, it's how often. These plants will definitely let you know when it's thirsty. Just keep an eye on the leaves. Hope this helps😊😊

Aundon Martinez, thanks so much for watching & commenting!😊😊 Good question... It really depends on you. You can pretty much start them whenever depending on the weather & how cold it gets. But I would definitely start it when i am able to actually have them grow outside once i start them, so sometime in March for me. In your case, if i started them in Oct or Nov, i would keep them inside while they grow, cause it gets a bit crazy cold here during the winter... If that makes any sense?.. I've had some plants inside during the winter & still be fruiting just cause they didn't get the cold, so i hope this info can help you... I am going to start making new videos after i reach 1K suubscribers, so if you need any new videos on these, just lemme know😊😊

+Anthony Moreno I always keep them on the window seal. This method works REALLY well. I'm gonna keep doing it this way.

You usually don't have to add more water until you have to transplant them, hope that helps you out😊

No, dried is better. Just place them on the soil, give it a tad of water, place it in a baggie by the window & it's good to go. You should see growth within a few days & after about 2 wks, transplant them into a bigger container in/outside the house. Thanks so much for watching & good luck with yours!😊😊

Yea, I've heard of that with other seeds, & I'm sure that goes for these seeds as well, but have yet to try it. Thanks for sharing that with us, & watching 😊😊

Thanks for watching & for your question😊 It all depends on when you want to plant them. I can grow them year round, depending on the weather & whether i want to bother take them in during the winter or not. I have a few in pots that i will be taking in during the cold weather & they will continue to provide peppers. The others that are outside, if they look like they are dead, more than likely, they aren't, cause as long as nothing happened to the roots, they will grow again once the weather is nice. You will just have to cut off the dead branches.

First, thanks for stopping in & checking out my video, it means a lot 😊😊 when it's in the baggie, the soil should stay fairly moist until you take it out & leave it out... You keep the soil fairly moist until you're ready to transplant it... I am planning to share a transplanting video on seedlings soon if ya wanna come back & check it out. Hope my reply helps😊

@@CandysGarden thanks for the info. Keep doing you’re videos. We appreciate the knowledge

Aww... I really appreciate that! Thanks 😊😊

+ruddy Puga sorry for such a late reply... i actually got a few to grow. We have it in the ground now... By a couple others... Would you like an update video? I can include tips on being able to grow so many😏😊😊 thanks for watching 😊😊

sure, i would love to see them, i have a few plants growing and i am trying to confirm that they are in fact chilis piquin. thank you!!

Hi dulce, thank you for your quick responce, i am actually trying to see how the chili piquin looks like as it grows, my problem is that i have a chili that died and many seeds where dropped on the ground, now i have little trees growing but i am not sure they are piquin since i really dont know how they look like when they are young, so maybe you can post a video help me and others how to identify a young piquin tree?...thank you!!

+ruddy Puga no worries😊😊 i will do it just for you... Yea, secret to getting these to grow anywhere: chickens or birds😏 we have 2 nice bushes in the front, & there are a TON in what used to be our flower bed, which now we're converting into a piquin/cactus bed... I will show my 6' one as well😊😊 i am so glad you took the time to respond back so quickly... I am also working on a "how to grow dragon fruit plant(s)" which i should have up by next Friday... Just have to do some editing 😏 hope you return for that, i will go check out your channel as well😊😊 i love to support others😊😊

ruddy Puga sure, yes, i will also include the little ones & how to determine the young, cause we have weeds around that look similar, but it's by the root area that you'll be able to know, it starts looking like... Well, it's... LOL😂 I will have to show you on the video... My hubby told me what to look for😊 i can't wait to update you😊😊 if ya want i can mention your channel name & get others to support you if you have a channel like that😊 lemme know, but i will go check out your channel myself as well😊😊

+Francisco Alvarez they're both the same, the longer ones are called arrowhead?..

Dulce Amor Gamez lol! My parents back in the 80's had Chile pequin in the garden. That's why I was, asking cause I'm almost positive that they are not the same pepperthehotpepper.com/topic/32052-difference-in-chili-pequin-and-chilitepin/

+Francisco Alvarez oh, well, i will check out the video😊😊❤ thanks so very much for checking out my channel, it is much appreciated😊😊

+Francisco Alvarez oh yea, i had been doing some research, & yes, it may be Tepin... The mockingbirds do LOVE them as well as every otber bird out here😆😆 they say the piquin are hard to grow, but I've got it down to a science... The piquin can be found at our local Walmart & grocery store. Guess that's why i don't see too many Tepin selling cause you can go down the street & find them growing like crazy😆😆

Dulce Amor Gamez I just moved to Iowa from California and unfortunately I can't find any of this Chiles I'm used to eating I might have to look online but I don't know how well they will grow here in Iowa it's super cold😣

You can buy actual piquin seeds from your local grocery store, if in Texas, they sell them at HEB, hope that helps😊😊

LOL😂😂 i have no problems doing it this way. It's always 100% worked out for me😊😊 but thanks for your comment to help others out😊😊

Oh... & just checked out what a propergater was & my way is definitely the SAME way, just INEXPENSIVE😊😊 which i am all about the CHEAPER way of doing things😊😊

Not sure how I missed replying, I think YT messed with my replies😟 hope I can answer any questions still

+Dulci Piedrasanta i would usually water it every other day if it's hot weather. If not, just look at their leaves. If they look a little wilted than water. These are very easy maintenance 😊😊

Dulce Amor Gamez still every other day as seeds when they have no leaves? Thanks for the quick response!

+Dulci Piedrasanta the seeds don't need much water until they sprout... Then just take a look at the soil. They are so low maintenance they will grow no matter what, unless the freeze comes, then they will come back in the spring 😊😊

Thanks so much!

I am confused by your comment... Thanks for checking out my video for starters, but yes, a little confused as to what you are questioning... So, whatever pepper I have started for this, the way I have started them is the way I had shared on the video... A lot of people think the only way this pepper plants can be grown is by bird, mainly the mockingbird, & although, that is true, which happens a lot on my property, but i have shown exactly how I truly did start these plants... I have another video proving this method to be true if you wanna see... Do I need to share a new 2022 video of how I start these peppers from seed, cause it's not hard to share, I would be delighted to prove you as well as a whole lot of skeptics out there that I can grow this plant easy, without a bird's help😁😁

@@CandysGarden I'm confused as well. Wish he would elaborate.

@@rudygallegos785 thank you😁😆😆