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01 Jul 16, Mike (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

they are a bush type, they don't need a trellis.

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15 Jun 16, Wendy (Australia - temperate climate)

Yes capsicums continue to ripen after being picked. Small fruit and or not ripening use potash liquid once a week. Only water at the base of the plant. It the flowers aren't turning to fruit then plant flowers near to attrack bees eg marigolds, lavender etc

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12 Jun 16, angyelile benson mwalongo (Canada - Zone 6a Temperate Warm Summer climate)

To join and to know how to grow capsurm and to be helped

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08 Jun 16, ray (Australia - cool/mountain climate)

Do Capsicum in to be pull out or just cut back

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28 May 16, Di (Australia - tropical climate)

I have one capsicum plant (came up from scraps thrown out), but grew beautifully and gave us two lovely sized capsicums. Will it refruit? or is that it's lifespan over?

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29 May 16, Kevin OBryan (Australia - temperate climate)

Hello Di, Like chillies, if you cut it back gently it will refruit if you are in a frost free area, But you are far better to plant new seedlings every year in spring. I am still picking lots of capsicums from bushes planted last October but they are now much smaller and take a long time to turn red. I should have pruned the flowers from January on wards . I will pick all the remaining green fruit and pickle them. They grow very easily from seed treat just like you would tomatoes. Happy vegy gardening.

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25 May 16, kim (Australia - tropical climate)

hi i am having trouble with my capsicum being eaten by bugs what should i do

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08 May 16, Mohd (Australia - temperate climate)

Can I transplant capsicum at this season that is May ?

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05 May 16, Helen (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi all. I was given a capsicum plant that had one large fruit. It ripened on the vine and was delicious. Now (6/5/16) the is producing more buds and flowers. Do I encourage the plant to produce more fruit or should I remove the bubs? Grateful for any tips. I am in the Hills district of Sydney nsw. Thanks.

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21 Apr 16, Jessica (Australia - temperate climate)

Hi I've been growing this capsicum plant for ages and the first season the fruit was big, it grew even bigger then it got way too big for the pot it was in so we carefully transplanted it to a bigger one. Since the massive growth spurt it hasn't put on any big fruit, the biggest was maybe slightly bigger then one of those little bouncy balls. It gets food and stuff but still nothing, i encourage new fruit by constantly harvesting it which usually just gets thrown away as they're far too small to cut up (the entire thing is just seeds inside). Please help I don't know what else to do and I miss the fresh capsicum lol

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