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Hello. Because this variety can grow to big size and produce quite a lot of peppers. I wanted it to focus on growing bigger and not on producing first peppers. This year I am growing smaller varieties, so I am not cutting any first flowers off. Thank You very much, I am happy You like the content ☺🌱🍀

Hello. Well, I can't be sure, but the mold suggests that those leaves were not completely dry. Is there a chance this would be the case?

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Hello. They serve as mulch, helping the soil to retain moisture and stable temperature. Thank You ☺

@@Liap is it suitable for hot weather.The summer here normally goes beyond 40 c

@@heshamtawfik5471 In partial shade, they could. If You can keep them shaded in the hottest part of the day with enough watering. But they can enter a rest period during that and not bloom. When it cools down, they will.

Hello. Well, round beets need roughly 20cm (8") deep soil, so You could go with less depth for sure 🙂

Hello. Yes, next year I will 🌹🙂

Hello. Well, You can harvest green seeds and dry them out, but make sure that each seed contains an embryo. You don't have to wait until they fully dry on plants.

I think I bought this online, but I am pretty sure You can buy it in any garden center.

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Hello. I live in zone 6.

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Yes. Actually, regular harvest encourages them to grow more foliage 🙂

@@Liap I see it everywhere online about "don't eat spinach raw"... to me, it seems like it will be healthier if eaten raw. What do you think please?

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Well, they are recommended. Unless You can water them just right amount, not to make the water sit at the bottom. It will cause roots to rot.

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Hello. That depends on the stage of the plants. When they are small, they don't need much water, but once they start producing fruit the watering frequency goes up. On clear sky summer days every day. I recommend checking the soil before watering, to see if it is time to do so 🙂

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Well, the wood shavings are not a must, but they help the soil to retain moisture and also stable temperature.

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I get my wood shavings from local carpenter.

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Hello. Yes, the fruit is yellow right from the start. What is the variety You are growing?

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Hello. Not all of them. I sorted them out. Some of those lower leaves tend to be of lower qualitty. They are all edible though.

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Hello. It would be around 20°C (68°F)

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Hello. I am in zone 6. First frost date mid October, last frost date mid May.

Hello. The watering frequency will depend on the containers size and other growing conditions (temperature, weather, soil type etc.). When it comes to thyme plants, the way I am doing it is I always let the soil dry completely. When the pot is "light as a feather" I water it. They will survive drought much easier than being overwatered. Yes You can use those to improve the drainage. Hope that helps 🙂🌱🍀

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Hello. It's too hot for kale right now where I live. If it's Your case too, keep it in shade during the hottes hours as it will not taste very good otherwise. Thank You very much ☺🍀

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