Tabasco plants with lush growth but no flowers need temperature and nutrient adjustment.
Peppers won't set fruit below ~60°F nights; flowers drop above ~90°F days.
Low phosphorus prevents flowering. Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers.
Excess nitrogen = leaves, no flowers.
Ensure warm nights, use high-phosphorus fertilizer, and Tabascos will bloom.
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