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New leafs are growing weird. Am I over watering? submitted by /u/Rodthehuman [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I noticed that it's been a month +, the growth has stagnated, and the stem is turning brown. Tried looking it up and got mixed results of 'normal' and 'rot.' Any help would be greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/cojorath [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

On the PLC Discord we have a monthly "First Friday" voice chat where all are welcomed (family friendly please). Please join us May 3rd at 8pm EST if you are interested. We try to stay on-topic with peppers and gardening, but it is meant to be lighthearted fun time to mingle with fellow pepperheads from around the world. Some ideas of things to talk about for most folks in the US: When are you planning on dropping first seeds? When do you plan on transplanting? How many times to you up-pot before final home? How many varieties are you starting this year? How many plants per variety? Are y ..read more

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I’ve found if I harvest peppers that have started to turn that they will turn red just sitting on my table. I’ve also read the flavor won’t be the same . What’s your experience? submitted by /u/babaweird [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Most of my pepper crop this year has been fine, but these jalapenos are starting to ripen shrivelled and small. Are they still okay for fermentation into hot sauce or should I throw them away? submitted by /u/Dan_Fendi [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

So I have an issue where I plant my peppers, where wasps and hornets tend to nest quite a bit. I don't really have an option of moving anything(very limited yard space). I know they're pollinators and can help remove other pests, but they get extremely territorial. Aside from pest removal, is there any good way to try and keep them away or distracted by something else around my property? I should also add, I was going to try and do the sugar water/boric acid method to try and kill some of them off, but would be willing to try anything else too. (also I wasn't sure what flair to use, so apolog ..read more

Hydroponic pepper plant is coming along nice with some healthy roots. submitted by /u/Konabrewed [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

It's just over 12 inches. Anaheim peppers. submitted by /u/beerbrained [visit reddit] [comments ..read more