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so my seedling is growing, however my question is should i snip one of these stems down to soil level? the seedling i originally planted as you can see had two stems, and one is growing faster then the other. will this be a problem? should i leave them be? neither has pods or flowers growing yet either, planted about 4 weeks ago.
Not a problem at all, and definitely leave both stems on there. The more it branches out - and more stem shoots created, gives it more area to produce peppers.
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