Any tips for next year?
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This is a question about gardening. The image shows a raised garden bed with two plants in it. One of the plants appears to be struggling, as it has smaller leaves and is not as full as the other plant. This could be due to a variety of reasons, such as a lack of nutrients, water or sunlight, or perhaps it is suffering from a pest or disease. To fix this issue, there are several things that can be done. First, it is important to ensure that the plant is receiving enough sunlight and water. If the plant is in a shady location or is not getting enough water, it may struggle to thrive. Additionally, it could be that the plant is suffering from a pest or disease, in which case it may need to be treated with appropriate pesticides or fungicides. Another potential issue could be the soil quality. If the soil is poor, it may not be able to provide the necessary nutrients for the plant to thrive. In this case, it may be necessary to amend the soil with compost or other organic matter to improve its structure and fertility. Finally, it may be helpful to prune the plant to remove any dead or damaged foliage, which can help to improve the overall health and appearance of the plant. Overall, by addressing these issues and providing the plant with the necessary care and attention, it should
Is that your first harvest off of all of your plants? 
I want to say they look healthy as could be, but they could probably use more light. The peppers I have doing the best are on my back porch railing in a corner About 12ft off the ground ”live 7 miles from the beach” so we’re barely above sea level. But plants get all day sun have lots of fresh air no walls or anything. Banana peel water has helped mine. I’ve gotten a dozen or more sweet banana peppers off one plant. have 2 sweet banana pepper plants, 6 jalapeno, 2 habanero, & 4 cayenne plants all younger
Each bloom should turn into a pepper meaning higher phosphorus will create better/stronger roots & more plentiful blooms “ the P of the NPK 18-22-18” 22 being the P. But Soil preparation is key pepper plants are hungry lil monsters compost & watering regularly is vital daily every 2 days at most. Well draining soil helps from getting water logged. And watering once a week or every other week with banana water will not harm the plant whatsoever. I hope all the info helps and I want to see 100 peppers. 🥵❤️🔥
I think topping it helps a lot