Bad news, Good Mews

Cajun Cappy 5/29/2015, 3:11 pm

I went out to the garden this morning only to discover that the thunder storms had broken a branch offn one of my pepper plants. I guess the branch was too heavy for the 50+ mph wind that came through. This is what was on it: Bad news, Good Mews Img_5410

The epsom salt seems to be working. rock on

**sanderson** 5/29/2015, 4:18 pm

quiltbea 5/29/2015, 8:36 pm

CCappy.....Love the look of those peppers.

Cajun Cappy 5/30/2015, 11:27 am

Thanks yall for the first time in many a try we are growing bell peppers. I can hardly believe it.

Windmere 5/30/2015, 1:36 pm

Wow, those are gorgeous. I have one bell pepper plant this year (I guess I'm bankrolling on it). I hope to have some as nice as yours!

**Kelejan** 5/30/2015, 2:49 pm

No wonder the branch broke with those peppers. Did you weigh the peppers?

Cajun Cappy 5/30/2015, 3:12 pm

Thanks yall I am very excited as this year is the first time I have had luck in bell peppers in many tries. I can grow jalapenos, cayennes, banana and most any hot pepper no trouble matter of fact they do so well we usually only plant them once every 3 or 4 years. Bell peppers have always refused to make. Thanks to an ole timer in town convincing me to try epsom salt I now am making some pretty nice peppers. I have a small slug problem but a jar lid of beer solved that. Very Happy

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