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Peppers and eggplants require special care in July. This is when the plant decides how many fruits it can support and how large the harvest will be. Many gardeners care for peppers and eggplants the same way they care for tomatoes, but this is one of the most common mistakes. These crops have a completely different growth pattern, so standard side-sonning doesn't work. In this video, we'll cover in detail how to properly shape peppers and eggplants in July, why you should remove the crown bud, how many stems to leave, which shoots need to be pruned, and why you won't get a large harvest without thinning the buds. You'll learn: — Why you should remove the crown buds from peppers and eggplants; — How to properly shape the bush; — How many main stems to leave; — Which leaves and shoots should be removed in July; — Why you should thin the buds; — How to properly tie up the bushes; — How to water peppers and eggplants during fruiting; — What to feed the plants in July; — why excess nitrogen reduces yield; — what mistakes even experienced gardeners make most often. We'll discuss proper staking, loosening, mulching, and fertilizing separately. July is when plants bloom, form new ovaries, and ripen their first fruits. Any mistake during this period directly impacts the yield. If done promptly, the plant will stop wasting energy on excess foliage and will direct its nutrition toward the formation of large, fleshy fruits. Thanks to these simple techniques, peppers and eggplants will bear fruit significantly longer and yield a much larger harvest. 📌 Save the video so you don't forget to do these tasks in July.