Small plants and tiny peppers indicate soil problems.
Test pH: below 7 = add lime; above 7 = add sulfur.
Use fertilizer with high middle number (phosphorus). Avoid high nitrogen.
Garden center pH kits are accurate and cheap.
Compost, peat, manure improve drainage, add nutrients, and buffer pH.
Fix pH, feed phosphorus, amend soil for drainage—plants and fruit will size up.
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