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Korean pepper bunching

9 years ago

Aloha,

Back again with more questions. I received some seeds for a type of Korean pepper and they were coming up nicely until recently when they began bunching up. The photo shows about 6-8 flowers at the top of the plant all trying to survive somehow. Any thoughts as to why the plant is doing this? The other three plants show similar behaviour but none of my other pepper varieties are doing this. Thanks in advance for whatever help you may wish to offer.

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jutsFL
9 years ago
Perfectly normal, certain varieties (such as that) naturally grow tight groups of peppers.

Jay
kentishman
9 years ago
Agree. They look very healthy to me.
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hilokawika
Original Author
9 years ago
Many thanks for the reassurances...(^-^)

aloha,

David
esox07 (4b) Wisconsin
9 years ago
That is a lot like a Thai Hot that i grew last year. Here is how it looked after it set pods.
Bruce
pepper_rancher
9 years ago
Yep! Some peppers clump and some spread out... let them do their thing!

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