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    Hi, can somebody give me some advice about how to care for my Pepper plants. They are California Wonder, in my Greenouse in MFB's and about 9" tall. For instance, I see some side shoots but don't know if you leave them, unlike Toms.

    Kind Regards........Rob

  • #2
    Yes, leave the side shoots alone. In fact some people cut off the tops of pepper plants to make them bushier with more side shoots. I don't do that, so I don't know if it makes them produce any more peppers.

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    • #3
      yes leave them on ,i top mine once they get 6-8 leaves on them and it makes them bush out not everyone does its up to you ,a good video to watch on you tube for peppers is by praxxus55712 its called "final tip for superstrong huge pepper plants" he also has a channel called voodoo gardens ,hope that helps cheers
      The Dude abides.

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      • #4
        I reckon I'm doing the right things then. I've never grown them before. I better get some support ready via bamboo canes.

        Regards........Rob

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        • #5
          What should I feed them and when? They are in general purpose Compost.

          Weed Tea, Manure Tea?

          Regards......Rob

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          • #6
            Originally posted by the big lebowski View Post
            yes leave them on ,i top mine once they get 6-8 leaves on them and it makes them bush out not everyone does its up to you ,a good video to watch on you tube for peppers is by praxxus55712 its called "final tip for superstrong huge pepper plants" he also has a channel called voodoo gardens ,hope that helps cheers
            Good channel. Thanks.

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            • #7
              They are now over a foot. Should I stake them?

              Regards Rob.

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              • #8
                Yes I would, they usually need some support when they carry fruit.
                Last edited by Scarlet; 29-05-2017, 04:24 AM.

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