Bell peppers grow best in warm weather, must be well spaced (not crowded by each other or weeds), and fertilized. Bell peppers are susceptible to blossom end rot, a condition resulting from low calcium in the soil. This can be amended by scattering about 1/4 cup of bone meal in a ring around the main stem of the plant, then working the powder into the soil. Mulching with straw helps reduce the need for watering.
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