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Re: A question on planting peppers

I look forward to the answer regarding deep planting of peppers. This
would be of help to me. I can speak from experience about tomatoes. I
transplant twice in containers before transplanting into the soil. By so
doing the plants are large enough to set at least 12 inches deep in the
soil. This way they do very well with deep watering once or at the most
twice a week in our semi arid climate. (mid to upper 90s all of this
week) This applies to all tomatoes.

oldjohn@juno.com
John Orwick
El Monte, CA

On Thu, 29 May 1997 12:29:55 -0500 j r c <jrc1@JUNO.COM> writes:
>I will be planting the peppers I've grown from seed into my sqft
>garden this week (it's too cold here in Minnesota to plant before
>mid-to-late May).  I would like to know if I can plant the stem deeper
>in the soil - in other words, the same way tomatoes can be planted.
>By the way, does planting a tomato stem more deeply work for
>determinate as well as indeterminate tomatoes?
>Thanks in advance.
>
>
>JRC in USDA Zone 4A (Minnesota)
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