Black patches on pepper sides (not stems) often indicate fertilizer burn—especially from synthetic feeds like Miracle-Gro applied too strong or too often.
Cut away blackened areas. If flesh underneath is firm and smells normal, it's safe. Don't can affected fruit.
Use half-strength organic fertilizer (fish emulsion, kelp) every 3–4 weeks. Avoid foliar feeding in hot sun.
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