Recent content by Pac_Heat507

May be overwatering. Let them dry out a bit and then feed only water and see if they improve. Also if you are worried about cal deficiency hit it with a dose of calmag just in case

Haven't planted anything since 2015 so with some time on my hands decided to give it a go. Starting off with a few classics: NM Big Jim Aleppo pepper Cajohn serrano Datil Sb Freeport Yellow fatali Aji lemon Some are detting on better than other Most have been cut back.

Yep I think you are correct. After a bit more research, I found out it's 99% a leaf hopper assassin. Thnks

Hi everyone. It's been a loooong time since ive posted something. Getting some plants started so lets see if we can get some nice peppers after such a long time. Anyhow, was inspecting the plants tonight and noticed this insect hanging around. I saw him earlier in the afternoon but didn't...

Are you fertilizing? if so how much of what?

nice!   I love the congos, great pepper, robust and prolific plant.

Heat stress! It just so happens that this RED CONGO plant is in direct southwest sun all day. and yes, we are beginning the summer season.   Don't have the problems as severe in the other plants. Im putting the Congos in the shade immediately. They;'ve been dropping flowers like crazy as well.  ...

Hi guys, need your insight on if these are over fertilized... I've been dosing them half strength jungle juice lucas formula.         They are growing in coco so i can't stop supplying them calcium with calmag.      

plants look good. Unless you see some signs of something going wrong I wouldn't worry.   Maybe you should fertilize LIGHTLY with a 10-10-10 and see how it goes.

yes it will work very well. you may want to mix in some perlite or vermiculite as well as a bit of compost.   I grow in coco and love it. Here is a link from when I started with coco.   http://thehotpepper.com/topic/40510-coco-potting-mix/

My plants have been hit hard in the past few months. First thrips and now weevils.   Got some of the dreaded pepper weevils around my growing area. They seem to be coming from the downstairs neighbors balcony. I can see he has some plants but not exactly which ones. I've been squashing them on...

they are outdoors in the shade. sunlight in Panama where im at is strong so i keep them in the shade most of the time.   The last couple of weeks has seen a lot of rain and little sun though. Thats why I kind f thought overwatering.   Cheers! :cheers:

Like title states, im having a few problems with my plants. I know i had thirds setting so I hit them with spinosad, which has worked for me perfectly in the past.   What do you guys think? opinions ?                

    I also thought they were whiteflies when I first saw them. Had the same problem few months ago, not an infestation so just rubbed them off good, the larva under the fuzz as well.

thanks guys, I will try and ride it out, see how it goes.