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Hey Purp. That looks like a temperature issue. Soil quality could factor in. Watering maybe a little, but you'd see cotyledons dropping with watering issues and I think they'd look worse. If you were to pop out one of the soil cubes and break it open you'll likely see that the roots are...

Looks like the Zaptotec came through for you with some ok numbers. Are you still planning of running a cross with it and the much nacho?

Thanks, PG. I'm about ready for the weather to get behind the effort here!

That's great news! Looking forward to seeing Cody working the pepper patch for years to come.

Good wishes for Cody tomorrow DW!

Looks like transplant shock and/or more hardening off was required. IMO that's super young to have them outside in those big containers, especially in a higher humidity environment. Personally, I'd consider transplanting them out of the big containers into smaller ones, like 3.5" or 4" pots...

Your pepper factory is looking good, Marturo!

Hey! I'm excited to see how well those do for you. That table top setup you have looks super handy, so if you can still benefit from it's functionality that seems like a win. I might hit you up for specific measurements when the kit comes in as my fixtures don't have as much margin for error...

On the bright side, things are looking good indoors! It's tough to manage when it's so cold for so long and then suddenly it's hot sun that the plants aren't ready for, but you need to get them out because there's only so much season.

You seem to be considering the same things I would consider. I think not flushing is reasonable in your circumstance. When I re-introduced supplementation, I'd focus on a balance NPK liquid fertilizer or perhaps one with a lower N value, such as 3-4-6 or 3-5-8. Once they re-established...

Yep, I also suspect it's too much of the fertilizer, specifically nitrogen. When this has happened to me, it might affect only one or a few plants, suggesting they're the more susceptible ones based on their variety or perhaps unique conditions. Your plan to suspend supplementation seems like...

Hey, Doc. Looks like you're getting things in good shape for spring! A picture of the jalapeno leaves would help. The way you describe the condition makes me think you might suspect nitrogen toxicity. Perhaps I misunderstand how you are using the word "thin" as that could mean either narrow...

Things are looking great, nick. And that garden space!!

Lanceolatum flowers are very cool looking. I like the splayed calyxes in particular. Glad to see that things are starting out so well!

Looks fantastic. Save me a seat too!