Peppers

Frozen peppers will last for eight to ten months in the freezer. Eat them as soon as you can for the best quality, especially because… Read More »Are Peppers Good After Being Frozen?

Try these seven delicious takes on these green guys, and let us know about any other favorite bell pepper recipes in the comments! Kebabs. Green… Read More »What Do You Do With An Abundance Of Green Peppers?

Pick all peppers before the first light frost. Most peppers will eventually turn red if left on the vine; some types turn orange, yellow, or… Read More »Should I Pick Green Peppers Before Frost?

Soft Spots on Peppers If you see soft, water-soaked spots along the sides of peppers (not on the bottom like blossom end rot), your plants… Read More »Why Are My Bell Peppers Getting Soft Spots?

When green bell peppers turn red, they can still be eaten, but they will have a sweeter flavor. Why would a green pepper turn red?… Read More »Can You Eat Green Peppers When They Turn Red?

Table of Contents Stop watering the plants. Move the plant to a shaded area. Prune dying leaves and roots. If possible, slowly reintroduce the pepper… Read More »How Do You Fix Overwatered Peppers?

Over watering is the most common reason that pepper plants will wilt and die. Over watering will cause root rot in a pepper plant, and… Read More »Why Are My Peppers Dying?

Green peppers are safe for most people to eat in moderation. However, some people may be allergic to green peppers, and especially people who are… Read More »Can You Eat Peppers When They Are Green?

The peppers will ripen more quickly at room temperature, and more slowly at cooler temps. What is this? The Branch Method. Another trick is to… Read More »Will Peppers Ripen In Cool Weather?

Although peppers are self-pollinating and generally do not cross, sweet peppers and hot peppers belong to the same species and can cross with one another.… Read More »Will Bell Peppers Cross Pollinate With Hot Peppers?