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Old September 21, 2011   #1
Ruth_10
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I'm glad I read this post. I have quite a few peppers with this "affliction" and was not sure what caused it. The ones afflicted are indeed the later season fruits at the top of the plant that are exposed to the sun. I guess I had not associated the black with sunscald.
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