Yesterday, I noticed that one of the Nardello pepper plants was looking a bit tipsy... this is why! Almost a pound of peppers hiding under the leafy bits. This plant gets a bit more sunlight than the other one in the same planter, and as a result, seems to be significantly more productive. Shall make a note of this when planning future garden beds. After further research, I come to find out that I should have left the peppers on the plant to turn red... oops! They will still taste good sauteed in some olive oil though.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
how big is a peck?
Yesterday, I noticed that one of the Nardello pepper plants was looking a bit tipsy... this is why! Almost a pound of peppers hiding under the leafy bits. This plant gets a bit more sunlight than the other one in the same planter, and as a result, seems to be significantly more productive. Shall make a note of this when planning future garden beds. After further research, I come to find out that I should have left the peppers on the plant to turn red... oops! They will still taste good sauteed in some olive oil though.
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