[CH] Transplanting

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Did a little looking at 30 US Ag school sites about planting depth got a
50/50 answer also got the following from NGA
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Dear Byron,

Thank you for visiting the Scotts web site. Here is the answer to your
question:

You asked:

Do you suggest transplanting peppers with the root ball at the same
level as the soil or bury the rootball similar to tomatoes?

Answer:
The rootball should be at the same level it was previously growing at.

Happy Gardening!

To learn more about the Scotts family of products, visit their web site
at http://www.scottscompany.com

 Your question was answered by:
Keira
Horticultural Staff
National Gardening Association

Visit our Web site at: http://www.garden.org

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I guess the real answer is experimentation, try some each way, keep notes
and compare. Figure out which way is the best way for your microclim

Byron

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