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transplant grown habaneros

14 years ago

I have 3 habaneros that each have perhaps 1 doz peppers that the peppers are turning yellow (maturing). The plants are less than a foot tall and not doing very well in their current spot. They are in a raised bed. What are the chances of success if I transplant such mature plants ?

Thanks

Mike

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jwmeyer
14 years ago
It's doable but I'd allow/leave plenty of soil around the roots. And, if you've done any amount of transplanting, you know any air left in the new hole is disasterous!
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