Peppers are cold-sensitive; don't rush. Wait until night temperatures are consistently above 50°F.
With 4 stalks per peat pot, thin to the strongest one per pot before hardening off. Crowded seedlings compete and weaken.
Follow this plan for healthy, productive pepper plants.
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