Bell Pepper

Both overwatering and underwatering can result in pepper plant leaf drop. You should water mature plants once or twice a week, no more, no less.… Read More »Why Are My Bell Pepper Leaves Falling Off?

Why are my pepper plants blooming but not setting fruit? Peppers (especially bell peppers) are sensitive to high and low temperatures during bloom. Pollination and… Read More »Why Are My Bell Peppers Not Producing Fruit?

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 »Can You Eat The Seeds In Bell Peppers?

Add some to your basket and try one of our ideas tonight! Add peppers to your favorite kabobs for late summer grilling. Add chopped bell… Read More »What Do You Eat With Bell Peppers?

Yes, sauteed peppers are healthy depending on how you cook them. Use good quality grass-fed butter to saute the peppers or use olive oil. Also,… Read More »Are Sauteed Bell Peppers Healthy?

The skin of bell peppers is hard to break down. “As a result, remnants can end up in the stool,” she said. It can also… Read More »Does Bell Pepper Cause Gas?

Some research suggests eating more foods rich in beta-cryptoxanthin could reduce your risk of developing RA and other inflammatory conditions. Peppers – no matter what… Read More »Are Bell Peppers Good For Arthritis?

There is a substance called capsaicin in certain kinds of peppers (including bell peppers, jalapeño peppers, cayenne peppers, and some chili peppers) that can trigger… Read More »Why Do Bell Peppers Give Me Diarrhea?

Certain foods, like peppers, naturally thin your blood and, if eaten while taking Coumadin, could increase your risk of bleeding and bruising. Do peppers thin… Read More »Do Red Bell Peppers Thin The Blood?

We saved the best (and easiest) for last – eating raw Sweet Peppers is by far the most nutritious way to enjoy this fresh fruit.… Read More »How Do You Eat Bell Peppers As A Snack?