![]() ![]() I gave it some bone meal and fertilizer recently and started setting it outdoors recently with my new peppers and tomatoes, and it seems to be getting healthy again. My question is, do I need to re-harden this 1 year old plant before putting it out full time this Spring? It is been indoors for about the last 5 months or so, and it has some yellowing or spotted leaves. (Somewhat stunted peppers, but still hot as can be!). It isn't super healthy, but it continued to produce peppers all winter long. I also kept a grow light on it about 12-14 hours per day. At the end of the season, I moved it into a heated garage that I kept between 55 and 60 F through the winter. I have a question about mature plants: I have a habanero plant that was started from seed last spring that I planted in a 20" pot. I am in the process of hardening off some tomato and chili pepper plants. Video Tutorial on How to Harden Off Seedlings Taste of heirloom tomatoes based on color.Just make sure they have been potted up to larger pots before fertilizing. If the weather is bad for a good part of the spring and you can’t get your seedlings into the ground to start growing, you can fertilize them with some kind of nitrogen-rich foliar spray (seaweed, fish emulsion or something like that).Just look at the new growth and if it looks good, your sunburned leaves will not affect your plant or its fruit as it matures. ![]()
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