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BELL PEPPERS


Question
HI TOM:
 MY YOUNG PEPPERS ARE ABOUT THREE INCHES LONG NOW, BUT THEY ARE CLUMPED TOGETHER IN GROUPS OF ABOUT FOUR AND SEEM TO BE SQUEEZING EACH OTHER. DO I PICK OFF THE SMALLER ONES AND JUST LEAVE ONE OR TWO OF THE BIGGER ONES IN THE CLUMP. ALL LOOK HEALTHY RIGHT NOW. THANKS FOR YOUR TIME.
  BUD

Answer
Hi Bud,
Thanx for your question.  If they are in a pot, use a pencil and gently prick them out of the pot and gently pull them apart.  You can pot each one up in separate pots or you can plant them outdoors about 1 foot apart.  If they are already outdoors growing in a clump, gently dig them up and gently pull them apart.  Plant them 1 foot apart or you can plant them in pots.  I hope this helps.
Tom

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