Re: [CH] reflowering chili plants

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Hi....last yeaar and the year before, I had chiles in big pots, actually
buckets, which bloomed, and produced for five months, and that is in Canada.
BC is, however, milder than most other places in this country....Cheers, Doug
in Nanaimo BC

phil and meredith wrote:

> hi all
> i'm new at this having never grown chillli pants before.
>
> is it normal for chilli plants to have a second fruiting in a season?
>
> i bought 6 small plants from a nursery on sale about two months ago. they
> had green pods on them at the time which have since ripened.
>
> last week i noticed one of the plants had a new flower on it, now they all
> have several.
> can i expect another crop from these flowers? (woohoo)
> there's still another month of summer here and autumn is fairly mild, if a
> little wet.
> is there anything i can do to help the plants?
>
> cheers,
> phil
> (sydney, aus)

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