My bell pepper plant leaves have the edges pointing upwards and have brown spots on the leaves. I have seen gnats around the plant. I think it could be a pest problem. I tried a spray on pesticide but it doesn't appear to have had any effect. I'll try putting some powdered eggshells around the plant in case it's a calcium deficiency.
Make Sure the Drainage is Good, This can also Make the Plant Stressed & Results weaker immune System. Such plants are always surrounded by Pests & Problems. Hope this also Helps, Thanks for Your Support to Our Channel. Happy Gardening 😊
All of my bell pepper plants start out fine, then they produce one or two decent-sized bell peppers, and after that, dozens of tiny leaves, tiny flowers and really tiny fruit begin to be produced. They're not curled, they're just tiny and useless. Could the problem be in the soil? It's well fertilized
It looks like the Nutritional Deficiency, Try out a Phosphorus Enrich Fertilizer and also add Some Acidic Matter, your Soil is alkaline that makes the plant not absorb Nutrients. You can use Compost, or Dried Tea waste in a Small Amount. Hope it will work. Peppers also requires Some Coolness to Get bigger in Size, Check out the Temperature Change according to pepper Plants Requirements. Thanks for your Support 😊
I think so it's normal, as I have seen. If the plant is growing the same as before, then it's ok. Otherwise it could be a pest attack or Nutritional Deficiency.. Thanks for Your Support to Our Channel.. Happy Gardening 😊
@Pure_Greeny The plant is growing and even has beautiful tiny pepper's, & blooms on it. Not even blossom end rot. Thank you for saving my plants. 😊 Love you channel, just subbed.
I too not fond of the robot voice. But I later found it better at times because of strong accent of other countries. The point gets across so I'm just greatful for the informations. That being said: yup I think I over watered my peppers and poor drainage cause when I transplanted mine in the ground. I sware I practically heard them say, "Thank you" 😄
whenever i put my pepper plants outside, the leaves turn upside down.. first they point up completely vertical, then they turn the bottom side of the leaf up.. any idea why?
It looks like a Seasonal Effect, it may be Due to Temperature Effects, Pepper Plants Likes to have a Moderate Temp. More than 35 °C can Cause this Problem. If the temperature is So much Higher on Your side, then put them under a Bright Spot away from Sun. Hope this Helps! Thanks for Your Support 😊
@@Pure_Greeny i am in Malta, temperature is not too hot yet, 19-20C during the day, but yes staying under the sun does heat up the skin, UV is also quite high over here.. i will give them some shade, thank you so much
When the voice is talking about viruses..and then mentions using pesticides…should name the name of the type of viruses..and then you would put on a fungicide…
First the Pests attack & then the virus transfers from the pests into the Plants (mostly by Leaf Miners, aphids). This Virus is called as leaf Curl Virus & found in other Plants also, like tomato Leaf Curl Virus & cotton leaf Curl Virus. Virus can't be killed & destroyed, so only cure is to dispose that plant & for Preventing from other plants keep using a Good Pesticide every week..... Hope you Got Your Answer! Thanks for Your Support to our Channel. Happy Gardening 😊
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My bell pepper plant leaves have the edges pointing upwards and have brown spots on the leaves. I have seen gnats around the plant. I think it could be a pest problem. I tried a spray on pesticide but it doesn't appear to have had any effect. I'll try putting some powdered eggshells around the plant in case it's a calcium deficiency.
Make Sure the Drainage is Good, This can also Make the Plant Stressed & Results weaker immune System. Such plants are always surrounded by Pests & Problems.
Hope this also Helps,
Thanks for Your Support to Our Channel.
Happy Gardening 😊
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All of my bell pepper plants start out fine, then they produce one or two decent-sized bell peppers, and after that, dozens of tiny leaves, tiny flowers and really tiny fruit begin to be produced. They're not curled, they're just tiny and useless. Could the problem be in the soil? It's well fertilized
It looks like the Nutritional Deficiency, Try out a Phosphorus Enrich Fertilizer and also add Some Acidic Matter, your Soil is alkaline that makes the plant not absorb Nutrients. You can use Compost, or Dried Tea waste in a Small Amount. Hope it will work.
Peppers also requires Some Coolness to Get bigger in Size, Check out the Temperature Change according to pepper Plants Requirements.
Thanks for your Support 😊
My bell pepper plants are turning black in the joints. Is this normal? Thank you!
I think so it's normal, as I have seen. If the plant is growing the same as before, then it's ok.
Otherwise it could be a pest attack or Nutritional Deficiency..
Thanks for Your Support to Our Channel..
Happy Gardening 😊
@Pure_Greeny The plant is growing and even has beautiful tiny pepper's, & blooms on it. Not even blossom end rot. Thank you for saving my plants. 😊 Love you channel, just subbed.
@@cordyg4306 Hope you enjoy the journey of Growing.
Thanks for Subscribing!
Happy Gardening 😊
Yes, that's normal and a good sign. You may even find vertical black lines on the stems between the nodes...
I looked for Calshium on Amazon, but couldn’t find it, anyone know where I can get this elusive Calshium?
For plants, you can Simply Use egg shells Powder, it is a rich Source of calcium.
It's CALCIUM LOL.
I’ve been drowning my poor pepper plant.
Very informative video but I HATE the robot voice....
I too not fond of the robot voice. But I later found it better at times because of strong accent of other countries. The point gets across so I'm just greatful for the informations. That being said: yup I think I over watered my peppers and poor drainage cause when I transplanted mine in the ground. I sware I practically heard them say, "Thank you" 😄
whenever i put my pepper plants outside, the leaves turn upside down.. first they point up completely vertical, then they turn the bottom side of the leaf up.. any idea why?
It looks like a Seasonal Effect, it may be Due to Temperature Effects, Pepper Plants Likes to have a Moderate Temp. More than 35 °C can Cause this Problem. If the temperature is So much Higher on Your side, then put them under a Bright Spot away from Sun.
Hope this Helps!
Thanks for Your Support 😊
@@Pure_Greeny i am in Malta, temperature is not too hot yet, 19-20C during the day, but yes staying under the sun does heat up the skin, UV is also quite high over here.. i will give them some shade, thank you so much
@@joaomelo7376 Bro, useful details.Thanks! On what number can I Share my experience with you on Whatsapp. 😊👍🌶️😎👍🫑
What is the virus called
Leaf Curl virus
Don't waste your time extremely basic, nothing ground breaking... Overwater, disease, too much light... No shhhhh
interesting video, but what a creepy voice
When the voice is talking about viruses..and then mentions using pesticides…should name the name of the type of viruses..and then you would put on a fungicide…
First the Pests attack & then the virus transfers from the pests into the Plants (mostly by Leaf Miners, aphids). This Virus is called as leaf Curl Virus & found in other Plants also, like tomato Leaf Curl Virus & cotton leaf Curl Virus.
Virus can't be killed & destroyed, so only cure is to dispose that plant & for Preventing from other plants keep using a Good Pesticide every week.....
Hope you Got Your Answer!
Thanks for Your Support to our Channel.
Happy Gardening 😊