Jalapeno Time Lapse: From Seed to Harvest in 155 Days

But for those of you who want some homegrown jalapenos (and who doesn’t)? and if you wanted to see a jalapeno in time lapse clash this is your video!

I wanted to have a timelapse of the jalapeno seeds I started, and it only took me nine months to finish it! It literally took me 155 days of filming just to get the entire grow from seed to harvest. It has been an amazing journey watching these colorful plants flourish, and I am eager to detail the experience for all you garden lovers.

The Joy of Growing Jalapenos

A jalapeno from your garden is simply something special! The smallest of tiny seeds germinating all the way to cascades of bright green plants laden with dozens of hot peppers… it is a total joy. And it shows just about every exciting moment, so, garden enthusiasts definitely need to watch it.

New Plants and Gardening Tips

The next phase of my gardening story is to introduce new visitors in the company of my jalapeno. Keep an eye out for more time-lapses and tidbits on growing the most colorful, fuss-free garden you can!

Growing Conditions for Jalapenos

The environment you create for your jalapeno plants will make or break your harvest. These are the few things you need to keep in mind when it comes to language detection.

Substrate: Plant nutrient soil Potting soil composite with perlite and compost help to keep the roots healthy while preventing waterlogging.
Temperature: Jalapenos prefer hot 70°F (21°C) to 85°F(29°C). Just be sure to protect them from any frost or really cold temps.
Watering: Soil should be kept moist but not wet. If the top inch of soil is dry, water your plants until there is water coming out the bottom.
Light: Jalapeno plants require full sunshine for good health; a minimum of 6-8 hours of direct sunlight. Will need artificial grow lights if growing indoors

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