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  1. Vladimir Aminov

    I plant seedlings of peppers in a mini-greenhouse rather closely to each other - these plants love tightness. I don't tie. Almost all the time, the peppers are under a film cover - during the day in the heat I roll up the film, and put it on again at night. Where peppers grow, it must be warm and damp. But the thickening of the bush is unacceptable, so once a week I inspect each plant and cut out weak shoots, as well as shoots directed deep into the bush, so as not to interfere with stronger ones. I also remove shoots that have a lot of flowers (I thin out the flowers or cut out the shoot completely). In a word, see that each bush becomes beautiful and compact. Your intuition will tell you what is best. Don't be afraid to cut and pluck. You still get
    harvest, even if you do it wrong! How does the classic sound advice on how sculptures are created? Cut off all unnecessary, and a masterpiece will be born!

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