My favorite is rabbit turds! We have loads of it and plants love that shit! Lol...
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Kelp is used in many ferts. It is pretty common. These were inside until May also.Do some searches.
One of the many products.
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I stake mine - 3 stakes to a pot - with twine. I tie each to the main stem, then I also can do a wrap-around for the ones that sprawl. It's not just the weight of the pods, for me, but after having plants damaged from sudden, severe storms a couple years ago, I've found that staking them well can make a difference if I'm not around to move them before the storm hits.
For me it's usually more because of the wind. It's nothing to have 40 mph+ wind here during the spring/summer
Same here, strong gusts of wind will tear up any larger peppers that don't have at least two stakes and twine around them. Last year on a couple plants I even went as far as to put tent stakes in the ground at 3 points around them and tie those to the tallest stake in the pot because the year prior, putting cinder blocks around some pots wasn't enough... pot stayed put but the stakes either pulled out or broke at ground level, along with half broken and uprooted plants.
yeah wind killed 2 of my butch ts last year... and they were in heavy fruiting too,,, grrr. anyway I modified my hog wire cages to go into the ground 4 more inches by just using wire clippers to remove a set of horizontal wire. on the bottom, then i shove them into the soil. it works very well