Secrets to Revitalize Your Pepper Plants

The pepper plants that we planted in the spring are still producing a little for us, but the plants look pretty rough. The summer heat has taken its toll, but is there anything we can do to get them looking great again? Join us as we show you a simple and easy way to revitalize your pepper plants for some great fall production!

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[Mixin-mnvm]

I have been growing the dwarf cowhorn I got from yall in 23. I have saved seeds twice now, working on selecting plants that are the most nematode resistant. I really enjoy that variety, thank you.

[mutantryeff]

Pickled a bunch of 'Sugar Rush Stripey' peppers while still yellow. I was very impressed with the results. They stayed nice and crunchy but were not overly hot. The plant is two years old and I'm hoping to keep it into at least year 3.

[baneverything]

You can grow peppers inside in winter under the right conditions. Temperature control is the most important thing besides light though if you want pepper production. I over-wintered a Bell Pepper plant for 3 years until an early frost got it while I was out of town. It had bark like a tree. I dug it up out of the garden each fall and put it inside in a big pot near a sunny window.

[brianczuhai]

I will grow Longhorn again. And Jumbolia is very abundant and early producing. That one is a winner! My Emerald is quite a bite slower. It did sprout from seed though. Longhorn was late and problematic.
I also bought into Agrothrive 3-3-5 this year. Great for seedlings and vegetable fruit production. Did do a couple of doses of Alaska 5-1-1 for the onions and early blight signs and yellowing of the peppers. Easy, quick, DONE! Nice after a splash of rain too.

[TexomaPrepper]

Highly recommend the Dwarf Cowhorn okra, very productive!

[CS-bnun]

So nice to have a gardener with such similar environment as ours from another part of the state! Go Dawgs!

[joshuab]

Tried the cowhorn okra this year. It is one of the best! Will be planting way more next year.

[lancer]

I'm kind of excited about the fall. My heirloom pepper plant is still going, flowering, and trying to produce. I have my heirloom tomato flowering again, so she needs some attention, and I am going to try growing beets here in a couple of weeks or so. And the seed garlic I ordered came and is in the fridge vernalizing. This is going to be a good fall and winter!

[mikew]

Thanks for introducing me to the King Arthur bell peppers! Best bell peppers I've grown, both productive and tasty. Almost gave up on bell peppers but you came in clutch

[Maria-qlfc]

I am so looking forward to cooler weather, very tired of this heat and humidity!!! Praying we have an early very cool fall.

[jamestboehm]

The santa fe peppers are becoming one of my favorite. A little heat, lots of flavor and extremely prolific.

[carriebeard-R.I.T.S]

Gonna try to prune back some of my pepper plants...they are over 4' tall...lots of height and blooms, very lil production.

[tonyajackson]

Hey, you survived the ‘Okree Jungle Safari’! :)

[originalwoolydragon]

My peppers are really enjoying shade cloth.

[dvrmte]

I planted my dwarf cowhorn about 20 inches apart and that's way to close if you let them bush out as I did. I'm going to plant them about 3 feet apart next year because I believe they can easily fill the space and be even more productive.

[j.g.e.]

Hey Travis! I forgot the variety of Serranos you're growing. They're huge.

[christianspain]

"If you can't get a dawgs bucket get ya a white bucket and paint yourself a nice G on there" hahahahahahaha

[DanlowMusic]

I found out why I don't grow Okra very well. It's because I say it as Okra instead of Okree. 😂😂 It said harvest in 60 days on the variety I have and after 30 days it's only about 2" tall. Lol

[alabamagirl]

Yes use a crimson bucket. It's a winning bucket.

[blainerichard]

I grew dwarf cowhorn okra I don’t prune them I just allow them to grow put on long sleeve shirt to pick them