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Hopefully you saved them. After you harden them off you can always prune them back close to the base which will fill them out more.

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I have always grown peppers in my pepper patch with great success. In the last 15 years I have used an extra seedling to grow in a pot on the patio maybe 6 times. The same ones in the garden got huge with a lot of peppers but the potted ones, which started out well ended up with little fruit and...

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I do on certain kinds like my Goats Weed, but not until they have matured a bit. They get peppers later than most of my peppers and I have a long summer so they have time to bush out better.

  It gets hot here as well. I use Cedar Mulch to keep pests away and weeds from growing. Works out very well.  

Just spray them off with medicated soap, that won't hurt the lady bugs. I also lightly rub with my fingers when I spray them, do it a few days in a row and you are good. Also, be careful fertilizing when the weather is cool, aphids love those new little leaves coming out to quickly.

Could be verticillium wilt. Lets hope not. You should trim them down and get the dead and yellow parts out.

I had a few that were that color before I transplanted them in my pepper patch, they changed shades within a month. That looks like a nice sized plant, I would use a much larger pot. and give it new soil. I compost egg shells for the calcium.

I always top of certain kinds such as Cayenne and Tabasco as they get much fuller & they still grow as tall.

  There are only two things in life that are a sure bet, God and your dog. The seeds I got from you last year did well, thanks. http://weloveshon.com/peppers-2013/

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looks like aphids. clean them off with insecticidal soap and keep en eye on them. they should do fine.

That's got to be heart breaking, watching your pepper plants slowly bite the dust. I feel your pain.

they look like my cascabel peppers