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Green Peppers

14 years ago

My husband planted 2 green pepper plants into a container

30"lg x 18" deep and 18" high. We now have over 7 peppers growing on each plant. We need to know what to use for supports for the plants and what is the best non-chemical

spray for the bugs that love eating the leaves.

Thank you, Lori91761

Comment (1)

alan8
14 years ago
I use small tomatoe cages on my bell pepper plants. Seems to work pretty well.
Non chemical bug control? You may want to try the organic gardening forum.
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