Beginner Gardening: sweet pepper growing advice desperately needed. HELP!, 0 by Farmerdill

Farmerdill wrote:
No secrets. If planting in the ground, make sure you have a loose seed bed 8-10 inches deep. If you are using containers use a large one at least several gallons, 5 gallons is good. Use a good quality grow mix. Peppers are not very demanding but are subject to diseases especially bells. But in fertile soil and no diseases just tranplant when all danger of frost is well past, keep them weed free, and wait for the harvest. If you iirigate, be careful too little is better than too much. Non bells like Giant Marconi, Carmen etc are easier than bells.