A pepper that falls with a hole likely dropped due to stress, then got slug damage.
Cold snaps or incomplete fertilization cause early drop.
Check for seeds inside—if none, pollination failed.
Plant will produce more peppers.
Dropped pepper with hole = cold/pollination issue + slug. Wait for next flush.
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