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Old 24-02-2012, 11:45 PM posted to rec.gardens.edible
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On Feb 23, 12:54*pm, Billy wrote:
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*songbird wrote:
wrote:
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I would really LOVE some great Bell Peppers this year. I have great
luck with other kinds but I have yet to grow a great Bell


* how are you growing them?


* we have very little trouble
growing them here. *once in a while
a tomato worm or a bit of rot.


* full sun, heavy soil, no
mulch, no fertilizer other than
buried organic materials, planted
after the soil is warm.


* *try
laying off that for green peppers.


* songbird


Uh, the first 10 in 10-10-10 (nitrogen) will encourage leaf production.
I know you know that, but it may not be apparent to others.
--

Billy

billy's political BS snipped

One of the birds wrote:
10-10-10 might encourage leaf
production but not much else.


Some folks are misrepresenting science here. N is essential to keep
the plant growing and in good health. While excess N may encourage
foliage at the expense of fruit in certain conditions, it is still
required by the plant, even in the flowering/fruiting phase.
 
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