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So I’ve had these peppers (of the ghost variety) growing for a year and a half. They’ve gone through some… problems in the past, but I was able to get them back to life and ~happy~ again. I was able to winter them inside and frankly I understand I’ve stunted them. But ultimately I’m looking for some fruiting, if any. But most of the flowers that I’ve seen come up, just eventually fall off. With no fruiting pods or buds to be seen. I’m at a loss. Granted I’m used to zucchini’s, flowers, watermelons, and the likes, but peppers are out of my experience. These were a trial plant (I know I went headfirst into a crazy first pepper) so I’m growing banana peppers this year outside for a hopefully better harvest. But I just can’t seem to let go of my first pepper plant. I do have cats, so I’ve had to keep them in a pseudo-greenhouse inside my apartment, because they love crunching on leaves… all my other plants are up high and away from any feline foliage frenzy. Any and all help would be appreciated, I’ve been giving standard pepper nutrients from what I heard from my local nursery, though I should or could provide much larger room to grow.. bonsai peppers? Past that I’m at a loss.. I’m hoping to become a pepp-a-holic.
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