another pepper crop gone..

16 years ago

So guys.. this years chilli pepper crop is not doing well at all. The leaves are showing signs of no growth and they are turning yellow. They are also curling up. They are signs of "flowering", but all in all the crop isn't doing good. On one of the plants (Kung Pao) it has some blacks spots on it! I will have the pictures below.. please give any advice you can.

- Jay

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jean001
16 years ago
Oops. Unable to see your images.
jay87
Original Author
16 years ago
here they are again.. if you were unable to see them
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malica
16 years ago
I don't know what the problem is, but I created this account hoping to post the same question myself for a yellow banana pepper and green bell pepper. Leaves are puckered/rolled up starting with the new growth first. I haven't seen anyone hiding under the leaves and I keep checking. Sprayed with insecticidal soap once about 5 days ago just in case it was aphids anyway. As of yesterday one of the plants's leaves started yellowing and it looks like it's definitely on it's way out now.

Anyone have any ideas? I think my plants are goners, but would like to know what caused it to stop it from happening again next year and if there are other plants I'll need to watch this year if it's something that can spread to different types of plants...