In downsizing to a remote fishing village in Downeast Maine, this eclectic writer is discovering a delightful new world.
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3 thoughts on “Sweet peppers in profusion”
I did not have any luck with the peppers. Planted by seed and the plants grew but did not produce anything. This was my second attempt with the pepper from seed. Next year I will buy the plants. The tomatoes did great. Nine plants that grew from seeds that were left on the ground from the previous year, and they took.
It gets tricky. Sunlight can be a huge factor, for one thing. The soil itself, for another. My wife does the planning and transplanting. I’m more in the weeding and watering department. And try as we might, every year is different.
I did not have any luck with the peppers. Planted by seed and the plants grew but did not produce anything. This was my second attempt with the pepper from seed. Next year I will buy the plants. The tomatoes did great. Nine plants that grew from seeds that were left on the ground from the previous year, and they took.
It gets tricky. Sunlight can be a huge factor, for one thing. The soil itself, for another. My wife does the planning and transplanting. I’m more in the weeding and watering department. And try as we might, every year is different.
Perhaps thankfully! It has a life of its own. It reacts to billions of variables that we have no idea about. And, it produces emotions in us 🙂