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OK, I've had sweet banana peppers in for a couple of weeks. Doing OK, but they wilt somewhat in the mid afternoon. Full sun, temps in the mid-80s. They get plenty of water, so that isn't the problem. They are right next to some pimentoes, put in at the same time and about the same size, that have no such problems. These are adjacent to a couple of rows of Sweet 100 tomatoes that are growing explosively. Now those Sweet 100s are fusarium and verticillium resistent, but I've planted Red Cherry's there in previous years with similar results. So I'm hesitant to say that I've got disease problems with the sweet banana peppers. No sign of bug damage.

I see posts about wilting peppers a lot, but without a lot of useful feedback. Is it normal for this variety of peppers, but not for others?

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