The green capsicum and tomato plantations remain adjacent to each other
@sathviksouvik (22886)
February 23, 2026 8:09pm CST
Both green capsicum which we call shimla mirch and red tomatoes are planted side by side. One of the reasons are that they are watery vegetables. So additional amount of water from pipes and irrigation devices are provided. The soil suits them both.
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@DaddyEvil (171936)
• United States
24 Feb
We call capsicum "bell peppers" or "sweet peppers" and grow them beside tomatoes, too. I plant both in pots of dirt on our front porch during the late spring and we harvest them in late summer and into early fall.
I like cutting up sweet peppers and cooking them with onions and eggs. 
@sathviksouvik (22886)
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24 Feb
thanks DE yes here also the capsicum is used in chowmin fried rice omelette egg roll
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@Ineeddentures (28253)
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24 Feb
Capsicum is like a pepper or a chilli , isn't it
Do you use a lot of them in your cooking
@sathviksouvik (22886)
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24 Feb
yes Jimbo capsicum is less spicy than green chilli. But it adds taste in the food
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@Ineeddentures (28253)
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24 Feb
@sathviksouvik
I must try and substitute Chilli with Capsicum and see what difference it makes to one of my curries
@JudyEv (377608)
• Rockingham, Australia
25 Feb
I grew capsicums for a few years. Maybe it's time I grew some more.
@sathviksouvik (22886)
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25 Feb
thanks Judy you must be heavily watering the capsicum plant
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