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  1. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    The second year I plant pepper Red bell and Yellow bell. The yellow bush is about 45 cm in height, while the red one grows to 1 m. Red has a more distinct outline of the bell, and it is expanded to the bottom. Yellow, on the contrary, is wide at the top, but narrows downwards. Taste of both sharp, moderately bitter. Yellow is juicier, red is more beautiful. Plant them on seedlings as early as possible: they are late-ripening, especially red.

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  2. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    We have an excellent crop of peppers and aubergines this year. But the fruits of those and others for some reason curves! Delicious, fragrant, but ugly! Why did this happen? It seems to be fertilized, weeded, and watered as it should. What have we done wrong and can we still fix this?

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