Bell Pepper

Yes, bell pepper seeds are edible and they can be in your food without a problem. They have a very specific, earthy, bitter taste that… Read More »Should You Eat The Seeds In Bell Peppers?

Calcium is needed by the plant to help form the cell walls of the pepper fruit. If the plant is lacking calcium or if the… Read More »Why Do Bell Peppers Rot On The Bottom?

Yes, you can. If the infected area is small, you can simply cut the infected area away and eat the rest of the pepper fruit.… Read More »Can You Eat Bell Peppers With Soft Spots?

Bell peppers are sometimes grouped with less pungent chili varieties as “sweet peppers”. While they are fruits—botanically classified as berries—they are commonly used as a… Read More »Are Bell Peppers Actual Peppers?

Bell peppers are uncommon causes of a food allergy. Are bell pepper allergies common? Bell or chili peppers are consumed worldwide, but allergy to Capsicum… Read More »How Common Is Bell Pepper Allergy?

Phytophthora in Pepper Plants The most common symptom of phytophthora blight is stem rot. Wet, swollen, dark brown or black tissue appears on the stem… Read More »Why Is My Bell Pepper Plant Stem Turning Brown?

Vegetable Common Edible Parts Other Edible Parts Pepper pods leaves after cooking, immature seeds Potatoes, Sweet roots leaves and stem shoots Radish roots leaves Squash… Read More »What Part Of A Bell Pepper Do We Eat?

Store seeds in a cool, dark, dry area in temps between 35 and 50 degrees F. (1-10 C). Store them in airtight plastic bags within… Read More »How Do You Save Bell Pepper Seeds For Planting?

Peppers are generally very simple to grow. You only need to invest a little money in garden maintenance. Bell peppers can be grown from both… Read More »Can You Regrow Bell Peppers From Scraps?

It is actually a small pepper growing inside the mature pepper. It’s called an “internal proliferation” and is an abnormal growth, a bit like a… Read More »What Is The Green Thing Growing Inside Bell Pepper?