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Yellowing Bell Peppers in Ohio: Likely Nitrogen Deficiency

Yellow leaves on peppers in fluctuating spring temperatures often signal nitrogen deficiency. Peppers are heavy feeders.

Fix

Side-dress with organic fertilizer (composted manure, blood meal).
Water in well.
Ensure consistent moisture—peppers need ample water.

Weather stress exacerbates nutrient issues; feeding helps plants recover.

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