First, I am new to gardening. ---Last year, I transplanted a bell
pepper plant into a large patio pot--- the yeild was great. This year, I used the pot for tomatoes--- and I transplanted two bell
peppers into two "topsy turvey" containers. The patio location of the bell
peppers is the same sunny location as last year-- the type of bell
peppers is the same as last year, BUT, the yeild is dramatically different. Last year, at this time, I had 3 to 5 bell
peppers forming on the one plant. This year, I have only one lone
pepper hanging from each of the two plants that I used the topsy turvy---there are not blossoms--no other
peppers forming---Just one lone
pepper on each plant. Is there something I can do to stimulate the
pepper plant? Or, despite what the topsy turvy company indicates, maybe one can not grow a
pepper plant via the topsey turvy method and expect a high yeild (that's the obvious answer). ---Any answers or advice would be most appriciated. ---Jaes