Propagation: First Time Winter Sowing #6 : There's still time! , 1 by kqcrna

kqcrna wrote:
We cross-posted.

That's why I have never WSed peppers. I doubt that they'd ever produce fruit here, in my climate. I know they need a fair amount of heat to sprout, then to grow and produce fruit, too. I just don't think it would work well here. It might work well in warmer climates.

Of course, I thought that about tomatoes, too, until my friend WSed them and gave me some of her plants. I had already bought a few nursery plants and all were planted the same day. The nursery plants towered over the WSown ones then. The WSown ones caught up fast! They produced fruit around the same time (for their DTM).

These were my WSown toms last year, on Memorial Day.

Karen