My Chilli plants
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
My first time to plant a birds eye chilli plant.
I transplanted last February 11, 2017
After 2 days, February 13, 2017
Topping my chilli plant. 5 leaves left
Day 3 result after topping my chilli plant, February 16, 2017
- I put some crushed egg shells
Day 4 February 17, 2017, I cut 3 leaves
Day 6 February 19, 2017
Day 7 February 20, 2017
Day 9 February 22, 2017
Day 14 February 27, 2017
Day 18 March 3, 2017
-experimenting corn cob as fertilizer for my chilli plant
Day 29 March 14, 2017
-experimenting banana leaf as fertilizer for my chilli plant.
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