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All my plants stop in temps above 100. Thats OK, I understand that one. The problem I don't understand is that for the months before and after summer when temps are 70 I get flowers, but no fruit, on the more esoteric plants.   I will try both the plants your suggest.

Well that is encouraging..   Maybe I am doing something else wrong..   I am going to do everything a bit different this time around.   Thanks, at least I know it possible. Weird how some grow fine, but, others do not...

Usally for me my normal pepper plants fruit like crazy in spring up to the 100F weather and then go crazy again in fall once temps drop below 100F. As we have very very mild winters, I usally see peppers thru till like nov and start to see them again in feb..

Most of my peppers don't even flower when its 100+   But the ones I have had issues with do flower just fine, kinda small flowers, during the spring and fall just fine when temps are more normal. But even during these times I never get fruit.   Our humidity is very low almost all the time...

I live in a apartment and I have grown hot peppers of many varieties on my patio for 10 years..   My patio faces east.   I live in Phoenix Az. During summer I get 110 F days for like 2 months.   Its very dry humidity.   I have trouble growing some peppers. They grow into big bushes, but some...

So after 3 years of growing all sorts of varieties of hot chillies I have noticed some interesting differences in the burn you experence. Peppers like the Scotch Bonnet have a burn that kinda at first goes "bang" but then takes a bit to fully heat up. Then stays with you a while and wears off...

Wow LOTS of great advice.. Jeeze had I only known about this forum BEFORE I got them all started.. But there is always next year :) That is a good point.. There were about the only thing common actually.. Hmmm.... And they are the cheapest generic paper towels.. Hmmmmmmmm...

And yes thank you.. I am glad to have found this forum. Lots of very smart pepper growers here. Ive already learned alot about various strains and will have to try some fun stuff for next years crop.

Indeed I tried that too. I even used distilled water on one set. Same thing. My starting nute stuff is a combo of a number of things. Some Chilli Focus and some Bat Guano ( P ). Just a tiny bit of each. This has proved way better then no nutes. All my seeds start in a week or less using this...

Ive grown peppers for years but this year I am having difficultly. I must be doing something stupid. I start a set of seeds, usually like 6-8 per type of plant between 2 paper towels. I usually start 6 or 8 different types of pepper so there are 6-8 groups of 6-8 seeds. I soak the paper towels...