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Can I Grow These Peppers Again From Seed?
These orange bell peppers turned out better than I expected, so I’m saving seeds from the best ones and repeating the experiment next season. I’ll start them in the greenhouse around January, transplant them once the weather warms up, and use the same fertilizer mix: Vigoro 10-10-10 mixed 50/50 with Soil Doctor lime. Will the next generation produce the same beautiful peppers? We’ll find out!
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