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probably the amount of sun/strength of sun they get, semi-shaded plants put out much weaker peppers even though they're the same size and the plants are about as healthy

my black krims, black cherry, frosted green doctors, and sun golds are all about 7-12 feet tall now

Barrackpore 7 pot, jay's peach ghost scorpion, chocolate bhut jolokia, albino bhut jolokia   en also my last two harvests, the brown ones are trinidad scorpions

spray bottoms with neem oil/soap then throw diatomaceous earth everywhere on the plant   space your plants out to encourage spiders

if the pots hold more water just water them less

I got my chocolate scotch bonnet from Jim Duffy, they're the bottom 2

Don't do it.

get a bug zapper, the moths will die before they get to lay eggs

it was a sarcastic post inspired by "That's right, we'll eat bugs, eat weeds and redistribute the wealth.  God forbid anyone make a dastardly profit!  The UN knows what's right for us.  I mean, after all they are the ones who chose Khadafy's regime to chair the Human Rights division!  Sheesh!!  "

Monkey Hunter if a few billion have to starve for me to have my ground beef and chicken then so be it. As long as they can't do anything to me and I don't have to see them suffer then there's no problem. Out of sight out of mind.

blend up some fish and put it under your plants, it's cheaper/better

going to be container growing some:   black krim chocolate striped   cherry green grape sun gold frosted green doctors any advice?

my chocolate scorpion plant got it's first pod july 10th, the pod stopped growing a week ago and it isn't showing any signs of ripening yet so maybe?

crab shell, kelp meal, neem cake, earthworm castings, compost

looks like a bhut / barrackpore cross

  TLDR: basically creating a microscopic ecosystem in your dirt whose byproducts help your plant's roots and your plant's roots byproducts help the dirt from microbeorganics.com A living soil is comprised of a large variety of creatures, mostly microscopic and single celled. Part of this life...

I think one is nettle but I'm not sure, and I see the other one all over the place but I forgot what it's called  

I killed like 5 more eggs but the weird part is I've never seen any moths around and I check my plants only at night   good news is after checking all my plants those 5 were the only ones I found, I'll spray neem oil on everything tomorrow, diatomaceous earth won't do anything for hornworm eggs...