Update on my chili plant

I think this is the time for me to make a little update on my chili plant that I grow in my small garden at my home. So far I am so happy with how it grow, they looks really healty, and the system that I have seems to be working quite well, although I need to try to fix a few things in the future if I want to make it in a bigger scale.

If you want to see my previous post about the chili and the system that I have, you can check the post that I made exactly a month ago here on hive. You can check my post here

Now back to the plants at their current condition, so far it gorw well, and as you can see in the photo below they already grow big, with so many new branches emerged. Teh thing that I learn is that the chilli will only produce a flower on the new branch, and they can only produce once on that particular brances.

With that being said, that as long as we can try to maintain the growth of the new branch from the plant, we can expect more flower and then more fruit in the future. But to keep those flowers so that they can be polinated and become the fruit is another story which I think I need to observe and see what I need to improve in the future.

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The leaves is also quite big with lovely greeen color, so far I don't see any fungal desease that attack the plant. I have not use any fungicide so far, so hopefully things will be ok.

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Here are some of the new flower that appear on the plants, which is really good and I am so happy for it. I just need to maintain them, as weel as prepare for any fruit flies that can ruin the crop like how it affected my previous plant.

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Here are some of the plants that I planted using the conventional method, which is only using soil and some plant's pot and also polybag.
so far the growth is good as well, but not as fast as the one that uses the wick system. And this guy is also lucky because now I am home, so that there will be no water stress issue anymore, just because my wife forget to water the plant. hahaha

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Here is some of the flaws in the leaves, not sure what kind of insect muching on the leaves, and left a few hole like that. I will make more update in the future, when i made any harvest or when the fruit are presents. that is all for now.
happy gardening.

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It is looking really healthy. Meanwhile, I am hoping that my chilli plants can make it through the rest of Winter. We are getting down to two or three degrees (celcius) at night lately!

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I hope it can make it through my friend. Although I know they don't really like the cold weather that much, not to mentioned that cold, almost freezign temprature. Do you use any green house?

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I do not, the cost of the greenhouse would outweigh getting new plants next season. So I will hope they can make it through the winter. One of four plants is still producing tasty chilli, I have harvested about 4kg from September till now!

I have frozen them and will use them to make sauces when I get some more empty bottles.

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Your chili plants are looking really healthy. It's great to see how well the system is working for you. I didn't know that each branch only flowers once. Thanks for sharing your tip. I want to plant chili also, even just for personal use only.

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Yes that is what I learned as well recently. Maybe next time I will try on a bigger scale. :)
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you shoukd try to grow it my friend.

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The chili looks healthy. My aunt use to get the leaves of it and cook. It taste well actually.

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eally, I ahve never tried the chili leaves. That is very interesting.
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The plants are growing well, looking all healthy and alive! These insects munching on the leaves wouldn't give you a break lol :)

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Bentaran lagi panen ini.
Nunggu ada bunga yg kawin.
Masih ada calon bunganya doank.
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Semoga aja bisa panen om. hahah
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bisa itu, pohonnya dah bagus dan sehat. Cuman agak awas musim2 bediding gini banyak spider mites om. Daunnya lombok itu hanget jadi pas dibuat sarang di belakang daunnya. Nah spidermites sendiri ga bahaya cuman yg bahaya itu kotorannya ada senyawa apa gitu yg bikin jaringan lunak daun bisa rusak. Tp itu tadi teori yah. yg ak baca. Cuman beberapa kali kaktusku mati emang busuk dalamnya gara2 kotoran spider mites

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Very cool! I hope it produces a lot of peppers for you this year. So far it looks healthy, I have fungus issues on some peppers at times and have to spray them. What kind of pepper is it?
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they can caused a lot of problem once the attack has been severe. This one is the bird's eye chili or the cayene papper.
one of the common that we have here in my place.
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Indeed, they look so healthy. You're going to harvest them in no time.

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I do hope I can have some harvest soon, but there one more pest that I need to take care, which is the fruit fly.

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