My two ají amarillo plants are starting to look sad, they're drooping a little more, and the leaves are turning a brownish yellow. Any advice? I'm in zone 10 (Southern California), and the weather is cooling down a bit. Plants are watered about once a week, though the soil in this part of the community garden is hardpan a couple of feet under and drainage is not good. However, the plants have been looking super healthy until now.
by LowNectarine7179
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Looks like they are getting ready for fall. They will yellow and drop their leaves for winter.
It probably frosted or got close. It doesn’t take much temp drop for a pepper plant to start shutting down for the year