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ok should i go ahoead and pick them now as buds or wait until they become flowers?

its 2 gallon containers.i been wanting upgrade to 5 gallon.i havent harvested anything yet i was just concerned about the fact that where my main stalk branches out is only about 3 inches tall.most plants that start to get buds are at least a foot tall after where the stalk branches out.and i...

just curious but i notice that the areas where the main stem grows and branches out on my plants are small.and its this area up where the peppers grow.what i am trying to ask is will this grow fast or is my yield gonna be small b/c i dont have much branch area from where it grows out into a y.i...

latest pics they were a little droopy from late watering.i have just noticed that they have a few buds now :woohoo:

just tryin to help :dance:

1 SEC LET ME CLEAR THIS UP http://outerhoard.wordpress.com/2008/05/09/food-and-drink-in-australian-english/ Australia uses the botanical name capsicum for what the Americans would call (red or green) bell peppers and the British (red or green) peppers.

maybe your flacid habanero is suffering from ED

They’re usually red or green, sometimes yellow, and common on pizza. The British and Americans call them peppers, but Australians call it capsicum.

im still new to this but they look bellpepperish from this angle

well i guess i should add that mine were raised indoors until 2 weeks ago so they may still be getting use to the direct sunlight to

i asked b/c i have noticed that everyday they are inthe sun they wilt the stem never starts to lean but the leaves wilt.then after the sun goes down bam they perk back up

lol im a paranoid grower

good i was a bit worried lol

i am growing some carribean reds and we have had nothing but 90 to 98 degree weather for a month well we have been getting alot of rain but im concerned my peppers will not produce in this kind of heat any help?

just wondering how long it takes a carribean red to ripen from green to red?

looking nice

hi and :welcome: from alabama

hi and :welcome: from alabama

next year i plan on making some crosses and the ones i have in mind are. carribean reds X trinidad scorpions japanese chilies X Douglah has anyone ever tried these before if so what kind of yield do they have and do the pods have a nice look to them