Banana peppers—sweet, yellow-to-red—are slow from seed, so many gardeners buy seedlings. Start seeds indoors away from cold. They need full sun and regular moisture (not soggy soil).
Plant spring/early summer after all frost danger passes. Below 55°F causes leaf drop.
Apply starter fertilizer per instructions. Soil must be well-draining and moist.
Gently remove from container. Dig hole slightly larger than root mass. Set at same soil line, backfill.
Space 2 feet apart in rows, with 2 feet between rows.
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