Peppers will not grow

Jeanus · June 22, 2015

I am most perplexed, I am using sub irrigation system. I am using the same mix for my tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, and peppers. Everything else is growing well except the peppers they started got two leaves and stopped growing. I have several types so it is not just one kind of pepper. Is there a fertilizer, ph, that is different for peppers. I have searched the web for days trying to find the answers. The peppers I just repotted I added more perlight and DE to make the soil more airy. My original mix is 2 buckets peat moss, 1 bucket compost, about 1 coffee can of perlight and 2 handfuls of epsome salt. Opps almost forgot 1 1/3 cups garden lime. Any advice would be appreciated as I said everything else is growing well.

June 22, 2015	#1
Jeanus Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Tennessee Posts: 80	Peppers will not grow I am most perplexed, I am using sub irrigation system. I am using the same mix for my tomatoes, cucumbers, beans, and peppers. Everything else is growing well except the peppers they started got two leaves and stopped growing. I have several types so it is not just one kind of pepper. Is there a fertilizer, ph, that is different for peppers. I have searched the web for days trying to find the answers. The peppers I just repotted I added more perlight and DE to make the soil more airy. My original mix is 2 buckets peat moss, 1 bucket compost, about 1 coffee can of perlight and 2 handfuls of epsome salt. Opps almost forgot 1 1/3 cups garden lime. Any advice would be appreciated as I said everything else is growing well.