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Gorgeous! I have some yellow poppies in my garden as well and some seedlings for a few other varieties.

I stake my peppers and cage my tomatoes. My tomatoes usually outgrow their cages though so end up with additional stakes for support.

Looks great! I can't wait for my Jobitos to start putting out some pods!

Looks like sun/wind burn. A few of my plants outside look like this as well unfortunately due to some sporadic weather recently.

Jealous of the pepper selection you have there! That is pretty cool!   This is my second year growing shishitos and they always are the first to pod up. I have 2 plants growing as well.

This is exactly what I use. I put them on a heat mat as well. I have always had good success with this method (much better than the paper towel method). I remove the pellets from the dome as they sprout and pop them under lights.

Mine grow much better when I put them in a shady/partial sun spot. When I put them out into full sun they get cooked with 30C weather and end up going through what yours are.

Looks great!

This is my second year growing purple tigers from THSC. They are neat plants but are more green/white variegation than purple leaves. They have gorgeous purple flowers though. The leaves are similar in variegation to a fish pepper but have a few darker patches thrown in too. They definitely...

  I'm growing these as well this year (although labelled pineberries by the supplier-but I presume that these are the same thing). I'm curious to see how it plays out!

I would be reluctant to skip hardening off. I have been putting my plants out in the shade for a couple hours the past couple days to begin hardening them off and by the time I bring them in they are all drooping. They perk up quickly once indoors but I have a feeling that they would be toast if...

Our weather has been fantastic this year compared to usual (will even be 29C/84F next week apparently). That being said, I don't dare plant out until at least mid-May as we are at risk for getting hit with frost and I don't want to kill everything. I am taking this opportunity to slowly harden...

Looking good so far! I have a red one growing this year. I had two orange manzano plants last year and the peppers were quite tasty!

  This was my thought seeing the picture. I've had this happen to 2 seedlings before where they looked like the OP's photo and this is what happened. They sprouted with helmet heads, I didn't assist in removing the helmet heads until days later and that is what my seedlings looked like -...

I'm in Calgary Alberta. I don't usually plant anything until mid to late May. It has been nice enough lately that my plants are spending time outdoors but our nights are still chilly so nothing gets planted yet.

I haven't been feeding them yet. They are in Schultz potting soil (didn't have a lot of options back when I bought it in the middle of winter) and are still reasonably small and in solo cups. I hadn't planned on feeding them until they were a bit larger. Maybe it's a lack of something, or maybe...

There is some new growth starting where the leaves have fallen off. That would be great if it is normal and not something horribly wrong with them.

My 7 pot burgundy plant's leaves are getting crinkly followed by black/burgundy coloured dots along the veins and then they eventually drop. Below is a picture of one of the leaves that dropped. My mustard bhut plant is having a similar issue but the speckles are more black than the other plant...

I do #1. They go straight into wet dirt, covered, on a heat mat. I have had good success with it.

Very nice so far!   This is my pink tiger plant. My leaves aren't quite as dark as yours.