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They're going apeshit for my pepper plant. It's like a biblical plague or something. Any ideas on how to get rid of them? Vinegar in a cup next to the plant is doing about nothing.

I planted my scorpions back in February I think. The only one that's still alive is 4 or 5 inches high and doesn't have a ton of leaves. I used 1:1:1 perilite, peat moss, and potting soil. Otherwise a while ago I put a little bit of blood meal in their diet once or twice but haven't done that...

I'm great with actual living, breathing things like dogs, people, horses, goats. They love me. I'm good at keeping them alive.   But I just kill the hell out of plants. Excuse my language but was die scheiße?   It looks healthy except for the being dead part. And yes, that stem/leaf just fell...

I have whatever the opposite of a green thumb is but after several months my morguas are growing very slowly. But they're starting to look very pale green and even have white patches following the veins on several of the leaves.   I bought some blood meal because someone told me on here that...

It could make anything better, but I obviously don't put it on everything since it's worth its weight in silver practically. Anyone else like truffle flavored stuff?

I'm getting close to the point where I should transplant my seedlings to something a little bigger. I have the pots, but I don't know what I should use for soil. I still have a few quarts of miracle grow seed starter, but I don't think it'll be enough for 10 or so plants each in their own pot...

Live near Minneapolis. I don't "love" peppers but it'll add some fun to a slow weekend. Came here because I can't grow anything right. The first 10 minutes I've had on this forum have been nice with the help of some very nice members. So hi... I guess.

OK before I say anything else, I need to say don't yell at me or throw complicated remedies at me because I have no idea how to grow anything. I'm following a guide I found on how to grow trinidad scorpion peppers. I put them in a starter tray, with a heating pad that's about 85F 24/7. I've...