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The Case of the Short Pepper Plants

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  • July 9, 2008 at 6:53 am #28165

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    I have also heard the same thing on "The Gardner Guy" on HGTV. This was my first year with peppers, and they started flowering when they were just about 8 inches tall. I pinched the flowers, and they’ve taken off and the peppers are growing really well!

    Even though it was a little nerve-wracking removing those first flowers, I definitely recommend it.

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