I have a few bell pepper plants, which, by all accounts seem to be doing great. They are tall and full and I have about two dozen peppers ripening now. I have two that are ready to pick (they are on the menu tonight, stuffed peppers!!!). BUT, they are pretty small. Generally that's fine with me, but stuffed peppers are difficult with such small peppers. Is today just the type of pepper I have or is there some environmental condition that is to this?
They are in a large pot (25 gal), and get full sun. Due to the heat here they get water frequently, but I don't think I'm drowning them. Leaves are a good green and healthy looking. Any thoughts?
They are in a large pot (25 gal), and get full sun. Due to the heat here they get water frequently, but I don't think I'm drowning them. Leaves are a good green and healthy looking. Any thoughts?