I need a bit of help deciding where to place this
cappsicum annuum (pequin + habanero hybrid). As you
can see, the top leaves look better and stronger than
the ones in the lower-mid section of the plant. I don't
know what I can do. However, I've noticed that when it is
placed below direct sunlight, the whole plant looks like
that (wilty), not just the lower-mid section
What would you recommend 1 do? Should 1 place it
under direct sun for only 1 hour and slowly increase the
time?
*| don't think its a water problem, because I gave her
water 2 days ago and her pot is relatively big, (I have
another ine exactly like her but way smaller and she
looks perfectly fine)
by Solid-Entrance6853
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Place the plant under a heat lamp 24/7 to mimic desert conditions—peppers love extreme heat and constant light. Also, add a cup of salt to the soil to replicate the mineral-rich environment they naturally thrive in. You’ll see it perk up in no time!