This Is What Our Peppers Look Like in July

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In this video, we share how our pepper garden is doing in the month of July. It has been a hot summer so far, and the plants have faced some challenges. Despite this, we are already harvesting our first rounds of peppers, with many more to come! Check out our garden this July, and let us know how your plants are doing so far this season.

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[PacificGardening]

I know garden updates aren’t always big hits with the algorithm, but these are always my favorite videos to watch from creators I follow. I get the same joy as when I check my own garden.

[kwizmo]

Definitely more updates like this. Helps me keep track of my progress and also pick up any tips you guys may have used/learned along the way. Pest pressure especially.

[RPRosen-kifk]

I really like the idea of MONTHLY updates of how the season is progressing ... thanks.

[sageosaka]

Would love more frequent updates of the pepper garden. It's nice to see and compare to how my garden is doing

[tobiasflemming]

Mine are growing fast since August. Now I’m swimming in peppers, gonna make a sauce or two…or maybe a much more 😂

[WhatTheKruk]

I got into growing peppers this summer and your videos have been a huge help. I’m currently growing hot bananas, jalapeños and serranos and I’m having a lot of success following the instructions and tips in your videos. Thank you for making them.

[AndrewWorkshop]

More updates for sure, I'm north of you in Canada and our growing season is even shorter. Curious to see how your peppers are already so much bigger than mine.

[iwatchyoutube]

Updates are cool. I would love to see more. I'm lucky enough to not have to deal with much beetle damage. I grow exclusively in containers and everything is going well so far. I'm not harvesting too much yet, but lots of pods are on the way. I've learned a lot from you guys and it's cool to see how your garden is going.

[Aurelian.]

I'm definitely up for the season updates 👍, started growing chocolate habanero's this year following your videos . Loads of great info here, thank you.

[BlueShoeMagoo]

This video is reassuring! I transplanted my pepper plants in May, and this month im just starting to see some jalapeños come through. I have a few Calabrian chili plants that haven’t flowered yet, and two bell pepper plants that haven’t flowered either.

I’m looking forward to the August video. Thanks again!

[markb]

Monthly updates are great & provide us all with a test plot. It’s been crazy hot AND dry here in Maryland. We have been watering morning and late afternoon & our jalapeños and sweet banana peppers have been doing well. We have picked a bunch already and made a few jars of pickled peppers!

[martypolderman]

Monthly updates would be amazing, thank you 👍

[davew]

More updates are a great idea! I am in CT also, quiet corner area. I have not had too much problems with the beetles but they seem bad this year in quantity. I grow in containers only at the moment until I finish my garden beds, but I grow all year indoors also.

[bigtomatoplantslover]

Wow Wonderful Garden ~
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[mauropappa]

Love this type of update, also useful for comparing the status of my plants with yours! In my personal garden I don't have beetle yet, but the heat wave are hitting hard... (Italy)

[mrsjackson]

Ooh nice. I hope my big Bertha bells and Orange bells take off. Peppers are just wonderful.

[flitziholunder]

Great update for comparison with own growth and some good ideas along with it, thanks!

[strivetostaygrounded]

Yes, definitely! Enjoyed the update! Thank you😊

[MaosawWilczynski]

Well, of course do more, updates are what pepper people are here. Learning, of course, but UPDATESUPDATESUPDATES... <3

Hope beetles will move out and stop bothering you! Have a great season! <3

[matthewderoche]

Great update video, here in the southwest coast of British Columbia, Canada our garden is growing so fast compared to June. We are growing in mainly in pots and have had some problems with slugs and beetles early on, but now with the heat most of our pest problem has subsided. Last year we had about 50 pepper plants this year we said we would not have so many, so we have 75 this year haha, all in 5 gallon pots with a few in 5 gallon grow bags (we won't waste any peppers ill be giving them to family and coworkers if not made into sauce or preserved) our peppers ranging from no heat - very spicy and stand about 3 feet tall (some are a bit smaller) with lots of peppers starting to ripen. All of our peppers are grown with the information that I get from your videos, thank you for sharing your gardening knowledge and helping make people better gardeners