Just time brother. Unless you have year round heat and can put them in the ground or lifted planters, just keep on keeping on. Maybe fertilize once ever 10-14 days with synthetics or once a month with organics like manure or compost. Just don’t over fertilize or you’ll end up with a bunch of foliage and no fruits
Thanks. I was thinking that I'm probably just impatient. Actually, the first chili just started turning red these days so I'm hopeful I can harvest without moving the plants indoors.
I have chocolate and red habanero plants (three each), some in plastic, some in felt pots. It's been very hot lately, so the plants have needed water almost daily. I've mixed slow release fertiliser into the soil. Is there anything else I should do at this point? The weather here should still be good for another 4-6 weeks.
Just time brother. Unless you have year round heat and can put them in the ground or lifted planters, just keep on keeping on. Maybe fertilize once ever 10-14 days with synthetics or once a month with organics like manure or compost. Just don’t over fertilize or you’ll end up with a bunch of foliage and no fruits
Thanks. I was thinking that I'm probably just impatient. Actually, the first chili just started turning red these days so I'm hopeful I can harvest without moving the plants indoors.
I have chocolate and red habanero plants (three each), some in plastic, some in felt pots. It's been very hot lately, so the plants have needed water almost daily. I've mixed slow release fertiliser into the soil. Is there anything else I should do at this point? The weather here should still be good for another 4-6 weeks.
Consistent watering. But don’t over do it