If you’re growing peppers all season, you’ll need to know what temperature they can tolerate. Pepper plants aren’t like Elsa from Frozen since they get bothered by freezing temperatures. The lowest temperature that a pepper plant can tolerate is 32 …
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Everyone needs to adjust to new environments, and plants are no exception. When plants are moved from one place to another, they experience transplant shock, where their leaves droop and wilt. But it’s not the end of the world. We’re …
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Summer is fast approaching and you know what that means – the sun’s out! While many of us count down the days, your plants may be less keen on getting heat-stressed. You can shield your plants from the heat by …
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What’s green, red, sweet, and tart? We’re talking rhubarbs! The rhubarb is a perennial plant with thick stalks and large leaves. The stalks are edible, in vibrant red or pink, but the leaves are toxic and should not be consumed. …
Builders sand is an effective and budget-friendly way of improving soil drainage and aeration. It is usually added to native soil, potting mix and seed starting mixes to let the air and water flow directly onto the plant’s roots. We’re …
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Pepper plants, whether sweet or spicy, add a burst of flavor and color to kitchens and gardens. While they may seem like low-maintenance plants, most pepper plants still need extra care to thrive and not fall over. Fortunately, we’re here …
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If it’s your first time growing tomatoes, you may have heard that they prefer slightly acidic to neutral soil pH levels. Growing in soil that has their ideal pH range allows it to absorb nutrients better and boost overall health …
Are you seeing black spots on your pepper plants? Don’t panic but don’t ignore them either. Start knowing the cause of these black spots and then take steps to treat them before it’s too late. Luckily, you’re on the right …
Don’t get too hot-tempered when your peppers aren’t growing as they should be. There are a number of factors that come into play that could affect their growth rate. Here are some of the most common causes of slow-growing peppers …
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When growing pepper plants, any gardener would do anything for the biggest and juiciest yields. If your pepper plants aren’t growing well, it could be because they lack nitrogen. An essential part of growth, nitrogen has a big impact on …
