sweet red peppers

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  1. justracing

    justracing Gardener

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    I seem to have a shedload of peppers in my greenhouse which are at present all green, 8 plants around 3 feet high all of which of loads mor flowers at the top. Should I pinch the tios out and how long before they turn red?
     
  2. Phil A

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    No don't pinch the tios out.:heehee::WINK1:

    They will sort themselves out, mine have taken about a month to turn from green to red.

    You can eat them when they are green, ripening is not always an option in the uk.
     
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Ripening will delay new fruits setting, so the choice is yours.

      I'd let a few ripen, but use them green from some of the plants, so as to keep the plants moving.
       
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