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Pugzley
Lake Elsinore, CA

May 05, 2009
10:49 AM

Post #6507024

I'm in a really hot climate during summer. Right now the temps are ranging from mid 70's to 90 degrees. In a couple months they'll be in the hundreds most of the time.

Should I move the peppers out of the direct sun when it's really hot or do they like it? Seems like the ones in dappled sun and shade are growing faster than the others.

They are in containers so I can lug them to wherever they need to be.

Any ideas on what is optimal sunlight for them?

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