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Justaguest
Forum newbie - be nice!

Posts: 2
Location: SWEDEN
Registered: April 2009

The chilli-stem falls off after blooming

Posted 491 days ago

I have removed it from direct sun and water the plant regularly. I have photographs you can see. Need advice
urgently, or else the plant is going out with the
garbage.

A while ago I started growing chillies with limited luck.

After normal seed planting procedure I have a full-grown plant that yielded one very nice green chilli.

But after that as soon as they flower and bloom, they die and the whole chilli stem falls off the plant.

So, "NO CHILLIES".

The bases of the chillifruit stem developes black marks.

I have some photographs that I can send you.

Can anyone help? Any advice?
What sickness can it be?

Will be highly obliged for any suggestions that
may save the plant.

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dragonace
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Posts: 191
Location: Parramtta, NSW
Registered: June 2009

RE: The chilli-stem falls off after blooming

Posted 427 days ago

judging by the people who saw this i doubt they know anything. i think you did the best thing. though have you saved the chilli seeds just incase something like this happens again.

though what i do is i regrow chilli seeds and chuck the old tree out and plant the newly grown one as i can get good crop aka 1kg of chillis on one tree. though to do that i added alot of blood and bone to the soil
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No gardener is really good before he has killed one or two plants.

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bigjohn
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Registered: October 2009

RE: The chilli-stem falls off after blooming

Posted 325 days ago

The flowers fall off when you over water. I had the same issue when growing chillis. Once they start to flower, only water once per week until the chillis starts to grow. One of the plant that this was happening to now has about 30 chiils growing now.

Good luck.

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