Re: [CH] Transplantation Question

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You need to harden them off. Check the growing tips at my web 
site.

Dave Anderson
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http://www.tough-love.com

> Time to delurk for a quick question.  My hubby grew some peppers, the long
> skinny red hot ones you use in Mexican cooking as well as in Chinese stir
> frys,
> etc., and some bell peppers.  He transplanted them outside, and they are
> promptly dying, and we're salvaging all the peppers we can.  What can we do
> to help them to thrive as they did when they were in pots inside the house?
> It's
> now in the 100's, so I know water is a key issue.  We hate to see our first
> endeavor go so well and then collapse once we got the plants outside!

 

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