Please help, they’re only a week old. I was watering daily and it was looking like too much at the roots so I let them go two days without watering and they’re just getting sadder. They are in full light
Please help, they’re only a week old. I was watering daily and it was looking like too much at the roots so I let them go two days without watering and they’re just getting sadder. They are in full light
Try to provide some sort of shade for them. And as for the bell pepper I'd cut that pepper off so the plant can concentrate on grow instead of providing all it's nutrients to that little pepper. I have a personal rule to cut the first vegetables off the plant and bury them in the ground for the plant to use as nutrients to grow bigger
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0개 좋아요Your welcome. And I'd also recommend watering them in the morning ever day that gets over 90°F
좋아요 1개Amazing! Thank you again! We live in New Mexico and it gets over 100 almost daily!
좋아요 1개I'm in south Georgia so we have high humidity on top of high temperatures like 100° with 86%+humidity
좋아요 1개As others have said.. plus they seem a bit small to have so much fruit on them already. In the future I recommend pruning a bit more before allowing them to fruit, also removing flowers until the plant is larger. These desperately need water but it also looks like they were planted in an area that hasn’t been established long enough as a garden bed and the soil underneath the topsoil is dense, dry and depleted of nutrients therefore the roots have nowhere to go and aren’t established enough.
좋아요 1개It’s kinda late now, but I would avoid planting that close to a brick wall. The temperature that comes off walls and brick can cook plants. I had this issue and my plants perked up as soon as I moved the planters away from the wall.
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