Bell Pepper

Also known as sweet peppers, or capsicum, bell peppers can be eaten raw, such as in salads, on sandwiches, and in crudite platters, as well… Read More »What Is Bell Pepper Used For?

Since pepper plants cannot tolerate a hard frost, many growers are forced to make a decision. Compost the plants at the end of the fall,… Read More »What Do You Do With Pepper Plants In The Fall?

In 2018 and 2019, I tested different colors of shade cloth for green bell pepper production on drip irrigated black plastic mulch. In those trials,… Read More »What Color Shade Cloth Is Best For Peppers?

Light freeze – 29° to 32° Fahrenheit will kill tender plants. Moderate freeze – 25° to 28° Fahrenheit is widely destructive to most vegetation. Severe… Read More »What Is The Lowest Temperature A Plant Can Survive?

Pepper plants can recover from frost damage depending on the extent of the damage and the maturity of the plants. Cold-tolerant varieties may also be… Read More »Can Pepper Plants Come Back After A Freeze?

Red bell peppers are low in potassium and high in flavor, but that’s not the only reason they’re perfect for the kidney diet. These tasty… Read More »Are Sweet Red Peppers High In Potassium?

Red bell peppers: Red bell peppers are low in potassium and high in flavor, making them a really versatile food option for those with kidney… Read More »Which Bell Pepper Has The Least Potassium?

A ripe bell pepper will give you 211 mg per 100 g while an unripe one contains 175 mg. On the other hand, peppers classified… Read More »What Color Pepper Has The Most Potassium?

Peppers have fairly large root systems, so the deeper the container, the better for healthy plants, and larger harvests. Do bell peppers have roots? Bell… Read More »Do Peppers Have Roots?

So, how do you keep pepper plants from falling over? To keep your pepper plants from falling over, support them by tying them to stakes,… Read More »How Do You Keep Bell Pepper Plants From Falling Over?