What special fertilizer do you think you need for tomatoes?

Honestly no "special" fertilizer is need for any vegetable - even tomatoes - except what the manufacturers claim in their advertising. As long as you use one that is well balanced with all the nutrients and micro nutrients and apply it in the proper amounts for the specific plant you will be fine.

Peppers require less nitrogen than tomato plants as a general rule but otherwise same stuff works.

Dave

"Skinny and malnourished"? Malnourishment of plants can cause a range of symptoms, but "skinniness" isn't one of them. Not much body fat in a pepper. What exactly are you seeing in your plants?

I agree with Daves suggestions.

At the time of transplanting and when they are seedlings you can give them some organic fish feterlizer, however if your potting soil has organic matter it shouldn't be necessary. Also, to much nitrogen can result in rigorous plant growth, instead of fruit growth.

I would recommend mixing in organic compost to the planting site prior to planting.

Can you share any additional information and we can help you out?

Feel free to check out my video below on how to grow vigerious peppers from seed.

Tim www.organicbackyardgardening.com Simple how to videos - subscribe!