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My "ahayastani" chile de agua mazteco looks somewhat similar, but with pendant pods. Facing heaven looks a lot like that and grows upward, but with a blunter tip. I have various mirisol that look similar, though are generally somewhat longer for the width and perhaps somewhat rounder. If I...

Yep. I've ordered from them a bunch without issue. Usually takes about 2 weeks for the seeds to arrive.

Wow! Quite a difference with the new site! Looks like not quite all the functionality might be in place yet, though. EDIT: Wait, now it's working.

It looks freakin' awesome! Good job.

Nice!

It looks similar to and has lobes like Aleppo, but Aleppo are bigger and aren't particularly hot. It doesn't look close enough to anything on your list that I'd ID it as such, with its size and having lobes versus a pointed end being key distinctions I notice from the more similar ones. My bet...

It does appear to be a frutescens, or at least principally frutescens . Looks a a good bit like a tabasco, which are deciduous, but there are other similar looking peppers and being deciduous in pretty common with frut's. With generic looking peppers, it's hard to pin an ID down to a specific...

That's crappy. Glad nothing serious came of it. Heal up quick!

I usually find they set best when things cool off at night (day/night temp differential) even if the days are hot. Not sure what the magic numbers would be, though. I had a few pods set on the Tatianna and De Seda last week, but not much so far - except my Rocopica, which has been setting a...

Definitely looks like a chinense based on the flowers, flowers per node, and the annular constriction. It is a fuzzy one, though. Pubescens have dark/black seeds and purple flowers.

Good to hear the pods are coming in better now. Summer sun will do wonders! I'd bet on the SBJL being crossed as it lacks the typical pod shape and smoothness.

Looking good! My $0.02 is I'd just leave them be. They look good and strong and the foliage protects against sun scald to the peppers.

Not a bad little harvest there, even if you were expecting more by now. :) I hope things get better for you quickly with the nutrient situation fixed. There's still lots of summer time left for them to get busy. And nice to see the sunny blue sky. That has to help!

So, basically you prefer bigger, bushier, more vigorous plants that don't drop their leaves? 🤔

I like tinkering around with things and strategizing and much of what you're doing sounds great. I doubt you've depleted the soil yet, but there's nothing wrong with a boost. I'd echo the concern over the leaves and add slugs and other pests to the mix of considerations. As to myco, it's a...

They should be fine how you're handling it. I try to keep plastic containers (especially darker ones) out of the direct sun when it's super hot because it can cook on the roots, but you have your plastic pots in the shade and the cloth won't cook like plastic can. We just went though a few...

Shoot, we all mix them up from time to time And those are awesome looking bells ! :)

Looks like some sort of mix up. The plant seems clearly to be an annuum, not a chinense. The pods suggest something like a bell pepper.

sunburn?

Looks like they're doing great! I expect they'll keep flowering and growing, but may not set significantly until later in the season. I'm sure they like that you're getting them some shade. Those guys are going to be big plants by fall. Hopefully bumper crops!