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Tips for Growing Organic Peppers and Tomatoes

Get tips on how to grow organic peppers and tomatoes in your vegetable garden in this free video clip.

There’s certainly nothing better than home grown organic tomatoes and or peppers … learn how you can taste that freshness by growing your own in your home garden.

Duration : 0:2:5

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  1. המומחים לגידול פנים …
    המומחים לגידול פנים ביתי אורגני/הידרופוני hydrogrow סי או היי אל .

  4. Would you please …
    Would you please advise me how to grow bell peppers and eggplants correctly.
    My Bell pepper plants grown about 30 inches with many leaves but do not produce any fruit (pepper) the flowers blossom then fail off some of the leaves now have many small brown dots I just clipped off those leaves with a scissor. My eggplants flowers also blossom dried out and fall off and make no fruits. Would you advise me: what did I do wrong and what should I do so those plants will produce many fruits. Thanks.

  5. Growing chillis? …
    Growing chillis? Search google for ‘firefoods forum’. Everything you could want to know!

  6. a question for an …
    a question for an experienced pepper grower…

    the skins on my peppers are cracking/wrinkling and some of the leaves have folded up and or turned over?

    and advice?

  7. Rude impatient type …
    Rude impatient type people need to get some manners. You don’t have the patience for gardening anyway why are you wasting your time here being rude and obnoxious? Go back to your gameboy and leave the grownups to something productive.

  8. The hardware cloth …
    The hardware cloth (metal grid) is convenient for staking vegetables but expensive. I use bamboo that I can cut for free in the country and split. It is also durable and can be saved and reused from year to year.
    Aloha from Hawaii,
    Thomas

  14. I dream about my …
    I dream about my pawpaw alot too. I wish I could have spent more time with him. That is something I regret.

  15. Gee how I relate to …
    Gee how I relate to your comments! My Grandad was an organic gardener and an early member of Henry Doubleday. I only switched into what he was saying about 6 months before he died, back in 83. I’ve never stopped thinking about him since. Even dream about him.

  16. advice? yep, study …
    advice? yep, study a lot. read books. get your soil in good shape, fertilise with green crops that you can turn back into the soil.Know your crop groups and rotate crops. There’s a huge ammount to learn, so the best advice is probably, start small. Don’t lose heart, it’s a fantastic interest wih huge rewards,,,,,,you would not believe the flavour of sweetcorn that’s put straight into he cooking pot from the plant-immediately. Good luck to you

  17. I have never made a …
    I have never made a garden before. I am wanting to grow a vegetable garden. I just wish I had thought to ask my grandparents when they were still around. They grew or raised everything they ate. I now have some land and want to follow in their footsteps. Do you have some advice for me please.

  18. Indeterminate …
    Indeterminate varieties of tomatoes can reach 14 feet in height.

    There are essentially two kinds. Determinate and Indeterminate. Your seed packet will tell you which you have.

    Determinates grow to a certain height, bear fruit and they are done. Indeterminates keep growing and bearing fruit until they are killed.

    Determinates were bred for machine harvesting.

  19. It is really …
    It is really important to find local home grown food. We help growers advertise (for free), trade and exchange their fruit, vegetables and home grown produce online. Look up VegExchange today.

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