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Advice on Pepper Growing and Varieties Needed
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Advice on Pepper Growing and Varieties Needed
Does anyone have some advice on pepper varieties. I would love a decent sweet pepper that wasn't so thin-walled as to barely qualify as there. I have grown California Wonder a few times. This year I grew a few plants in different boxes and at different planting times and all are the same - thin skinned and small. Any ideas?
Re: Advice on Pepper Growing and Varieties Needed
I was very pleased with the Poblano and the Lip Stick pimentos we grew this year.
Re: Advice on Pepper Growing and Varieties Needed
I stick with the "Bonnie's Bell" varieties & have good luck with the red, green & yellow bell varieties.
I only do transplants though ...no help on the seeds
I only do transplants though ...no help on the seeds
acara- Posts : 1012
Join date : 2010-08-27
Age : 54
Location : Wesley Chapel, Florida (Zone 9)
Re: Advice on Pepper Growing and Varieties Needed
California Wonders are a standard sweet pepper for me, I love the flavor of them. However, mine do have nice thick walls. I gave them monthly doses of fish emulsion and kept them well watered. We also mulched with straw. Once the peppers (any kind) start coming on, it is essential to keep the plants well watered. It's mostly the water that gives them the nice thick walls.
We also grew some red bells (Red Beauty), which are supposed to turn red early, but I had red California Wonders first. Also have jalapenos and Anaheims. Jalapenos seem non-stop, but I've only gotten 6 Anaheims. I may try poblanos next year.
pattipan
We also grew some red bells (Red Beauty), which are supposed to turn red early, but I had red California Wonders first. Also have jalapenos and Anaheims. Jalapenos seem non-stop, but I've only gotten 6 Anaheims. I may try poblanos next year.
pattipan
Re: Advice on Pepper Growing and Varieties Needed
That is interesting. My peppers get plenty of water - it is automated even. LOL. And I use fish emulsion and epsom salts regularly. There may have been some shading involved.
I am definitely going online right now to study them and as God is my witness, I WILL GROW A THICK-WALLED PEPPER!
I am definitely going online right now to study them and as God is my witness, I WILL GROW A THICK-WALLED PEPPER!
Re: Advice on Pepper Growing and Varieties Needed
Big Bertha Bell and Super Heavyweight Bell. you will not be disappointed if all grows well.
http://www.totallytomato.com
http://www.totallytomato.com
CarolynPhillips- Posts : 778
Join date : 2010-09-06
Age : 54
Location : Alabama Zone 7a
Re: Advice on Pepper Growing and Varieties Needed
Well, that is a web site I will spend a lot of time on!
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