Growing Capsicum, also Bell peppers, Sweet peppers
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- 26 Aug 08 diane (Australia - temperate climate)
- I live in melbourne msth west area and was wondering if i would be able to grow capsicums here ??
- 02 Dec 12 sean (Australia - tropical climate)
- indeed you can grow capsicum melb way diane im geelong way we have simalar weather i have had no trouble my friend ive had a plant last me 5 years every year more fruit green capsicum may have lived longer its life was cut short due to children breaking limbs.
- 16 Apr 11 Katelyn (Australia - tropical climate)
- This will be the 7th year of Capsicum farming on the same property although this year we’ve had some trouble with weather conditions. We had approximately 21 inches of rain recently which has stunted the growth of the plants and fruit. Although my question refers to why some of the plants have recovered better than others when they are in the same soil exposed to the same conditions, water and chemicals. Yet the difference from one row to the next, a mere three feet apart is very clear that some have more resistance than others, what can cause this and how can I improve the overall recovery?
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