8. Prune the plants
Remove lower leaves touching the ground to prevent disease and stimulate air circulation. You can also prune branches to encourage vertical growth and fruit production.
9. Support plants
Peppers can become heavy as they mature, which can cause branches to break. Use stakes or cages to support plants and their fruit.
10. Protect against pests
Watch for signs of pests such as aphids, whiteflies and caterpillars. Use biological control methods or natural insecticides to keep them away.
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