Lush pepper foliage with few flowers points to two common causes.
High-nitrogen fertilizer encourages leaves at the expense of blooms. Use balanced or high-phosphorus fertilizer.
Nights below 60°F prevent flower set; days above 90°F cause flower drop.
Cut nitrogen, monitor temperatures, and peppers will flower when conditions are right.
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