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Eggplants and Bells

12 years ago

Doing great on my driveway in the 5-1-1 mix and bagged maure water for the Black Beauty, Hansel and Ichaban EPs and half strength MG for the Bg Bertha and Big Dipper B Peppers. By far the best of these I have ever grown. Corn tomatoes, cukes and half runner beans thrive in my clay soil but not the peppers or EPs. So thankful I found this forum and all the help provided here.

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emgardener
12 years ago
Same here in California. Peppers and eggplants in pots, rest in the the clay.
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