Sentences with phrase «produces seed pods»

The yellow flower produces seed pods that are about 5 centimetres in length.

Not exact matches

The following year they had had skimpy yields while the one in the garden grown from seed produced perhaps twenty pods.

Other plants from that same batch of seed produced pods that looked more like chiltepines should.

The pods of the current year's plants will be true, but the seed in those pods will produce hybrids thereafter.

Immature pods will usually produce infertile seed, which will not germinate.

At least good seed stands a chance to produce excellent plants and pods.

One of the biggest disappointments for the pepper gardener is discovering that the seed planted does not produce the pods it is supposed to produce.

Some peppers, like other perennials, produce seed which does not immediately germinate when extracted from the fresh pods and planted, even though all environmental factors favor germination.

Your F2 plants will each have different combinations of genetic material taken from the mother and father plant, meaning ten F2 seeds from our amazing new pod could produce ten completely different plants and pods - some may look like Purple Jalapenos but taste like the Habanero, others may still have the spots but taste like the Jalapeno.

Seeds, sauces, or chile pods would be great!Many Thanks, Richard Harwood A: Hello Richard: The best way to find out is to call a wholesale produce distributor and ask them about fresh chiles.

Because of the common misconception of what legumes are, I'll explain for you, So the word legume refers to a plant that produces pods, beans are the mature seeds within those pods.

The seeds are removed and the fleshy part of the pod dried to produce the powder.

Amaranth — With origins dating back to the ancient Aztecs, this exotic plant produces elegant, cascading seed pods.