A claim that pepper leaves spiral in a left- or right-handed pattern affecting productivity has no scientific basis.
No credible horticultural source supports the idea that pepper plants have a dominant spiral direction that influences yield. Leaf arrangement varies naturally and is not a reliable trait for selection.
Focus on proven factors—variety, soil, water, and sunlight—rather than leaf spiral direction.
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