Growing chili is fun. After years of growing chili, we know what to expect during germination, then transplanting and so on. We can almost tell when the first flower would appear as the main stem branch out. There would be rounds and rounds of flowering and fruiting. Then somewhere along the way, problems would appear, leaves yellowing, leaves wrinkling, white flies visits, aphids sleeping at the underside of leaves and many more. There would be harvest after harvest, then the plants get too old that they had to go.
Seven chili plants centil variety are still going strong at the backyard. I think we started with 9, then two become stunted, that I decided to pull them out. These plants are 4 month old. Last two weeks, I harvested every single chili on the plants, both red and green. The plants reacted well with organic and foliar fertiliser, and now the plants are fruiting with zest!! All green....., and it will a week or two before some will turn red.
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chili centil, full of green hot fruits |
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chili centil |
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chili centil |
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chili centil |
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chili centil |
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chili flower |
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chili flower |
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green chili |
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chili plants |
TV Show scheduled for TV1, Saturday 1.12.2012 10 am
Watch bangchik in person!!
The crew came yesterday for shots. I was there giving my views on the whole entrepreneurial program and strategic milestones on institutional development. |
bangchik, Karl Shafek and Fiza in chili field |
putting across my views on entrepreneurial programs,
an effort to bring the best out of youngsters. I was asked also about
the overall strategic approach
on institutional
development.
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Munira, Karl Shafek and Bangchik |
Munira explaining about the downstream economic activities
beyond chili growing.
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Kakdah said "It's alright to be a little bit nervous" in front of camera.
bangchik and kakdah
my little vegetable garden
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