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Like tomatoes, can't we just sprinkle a little Epsom Salts directly on the soil and then water?    Do red chili peppers benefit from Epson Salts like tomato plants do?

Lovepeppers ....   Well, that strong solution of malathion certain killed these aphids quick ... but now I need to keep these aphids from coming back. I don't want to use that malathion again if at all possible ...     Question > Maybe I should go buy some Neem Oil and spray it on the leaves...

I live on a golf course ... This friendly guy lives in the small lake behind our house ... typical golf course lake    Lots of large-mouth bass in the lake too     Edit: Fortunately, he has no interest in pepper plants! :D    

The white flies pretty much ruined my red pepper plants last year ... The bottom of all the leaves were covered with this white cotton looking stuff.   As far as my aphid problem ... These 2 pepper plants must have been full of aphid eggs when I bought them, even though they looked perfect to...

Eggs hatched in your potted plants. ______________________________________   So, I guess the aphid eggs where already on my plants when I bought them from Home Depot?

I have 2 red pepper plants that are now about 1 foot high planted in a pot out in my enclosed patio. I purchased these from Home Depot about 3 weeks ago (I live in southern Florida).   2 days ago I checked on them, they were healthy and in perfect condition ... Well, today I go out there only to...

I just wish they still sold 'Chlordane' .... That stuff would kill any bug, and fast .... None survived!

  That's what I am worried about ... Well, I guess the plant will either be alive (minus the bugs), or be half dead in the morning when I wake up.   We shall see   There are about 30 or more small peppers on it now that haven't started to turn red yet. I really would hate to loose them.

Well, after doing some reading about killing Mealybugs, they say that after washing the plant with water to get rid of the white powder, then I should dab the infected area with rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab ... That just seems to be too time consuming, so I mixed a real strong solution of...

Thanks a bunch to everyone .... I will try scraping on those white powder balls to see if something is inside them, when I get better light. This stuff is so small, my eyes just can't really see it any of it good enough.   I was thinking this white powder was caused by those 'White Flies', but I...

I live in south Florida, so my Thai red pepper plant is in the stage of producing peppers right now.    But, I have a problem ... I have this white powdery substance on the under side of some of my leaves. The powder will wipe right off if you rub it with your fingers, but it is causing a good...

I have a Thai basil plant that is young. It just started to grow a couple of those purple colored flower buds.   I cut them off because I was told that if you let them grow into flowers, it will make the leaves taste bitter.   Cut them off as soon as they appear.

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120 views and no replies ... nobody ever seen this happen before?

I would take some photos, but my wife is out of the country now, and she has the camera.   I purchased a packet of 'Thai Dragon' (variation of 'Birds Eye') seeds online awhile back. I grew some in separate pots. You can tell the plants are the same species by the shape of the leaves, but one...

Too bad you didn't post this sooner. My wife is flying to Manila, and then Bacolod City tomorrow morning. I could have had her bring a packet of some Trinidad Scorpion seeds or something super hot like that.   I don't think I can find those seeds here in my town before she flies to the Philippines.

Your in Panama ... I'm in South Florida   Basically the same weather right now. My young pepper plants droop at night too, but are ok in the daytime.   Perfectly normal in my opinion. Not to worry as long as they appear to be healthy.   BTW ... I have some young Thai basil plants that droop even...

Will do .... thanks

Laphroaig .... Golf course in the back       Want to go swimming?

  Never thought of that! :halo:   You know ... I might be just getting too anal about all this. When I lived in the Philippines, we had a couple of Thai 'Birds Eye' pepper plants we grew from seeds. I never did anything to these plants except water them, and they made lots of peppers.