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Growing spectacular eggplants and capsicums

Growing spectacular eggplants and capsicums

12 October 2020 | Gardening tips, Nightshades

Growing spectacular eggplants and capsicums Top hints for growing eggplants and capsicum Use Dipel (an organic bacterium available from nurseries) to prevent caterpillar poo trails in the fruit. Always keep soil moist. Stake plants to support brittle stems and keep...
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