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Some of my pepper plants have leaves that are limp and the compost has a green film on it.Help
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Sounds like over watering. Would be worth tipping one out of it's pot and looking at the roots. They should be white. If they are brown then they have rotted off. You could carefully shake off the old compost, repot in some fresh and hope for the best. Another root problem could be something eating the roots, such as vine weevil larvae, but I've never had them in peppers before. -
Peppers like dry ish conditions. You seem to be describing overwatering. Maybe too often.......
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Like a bog?Originally posted by Chimes View Post
You're overwatering, and probably your spot is too shady too. Chillies like very sunny, dryish conditions, as said above.
Do it like this: how to water seedlings - YouTube until you get used to how much water you should be usingLast edited by Two_Sheds; 04-07-2013, 06:27 AM.All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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