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Dont be in a hurry....its only spring across the nation. Great looking starts!!! :cheers:

It stuck to one plant of 4 for about 2 mos. I didnt do anything but pull the rotten pods as I found them. By late season I found a couple peppers on adjacent plant that was effected. Pods were bell pepper shape, but jalapeno flavor. Dolce something I think.

I had one pepper plant last season that almost all the peppers had a hole in them and began to rot. In the beginning it was like yours, no signs of the culprit. By late summer and harvest time I statered finding little Caterpillar or worm like pests inside the damaged pods.

Isolate what you can, you should be just fine. I have seen several good growers here planting 3' apart and closer and isolating single branches with great results. Good luck and happy growing.

Three possible ideas Over fertilized Over watered Sunburn Possibly two out of three, they should recover if you can get it dialed in.

When I enlarge your photo of the top view looking at the leaf stems and branching I see what kinda looks like white bugs/larve. My guess is a bug infestation. The spotting could be late stage damage. Get a magnifying glass or something and check for pests. Good luck, hope you get it solved.

Cats or squirrels

1 of my 4 lemon cukes didnt make it. It had stem rot 1 of 6 Broccoli plants is a dud. Not forming a head Vs And looks like cutworms on the opposite end on another broccoli The teeth marks look suspicious, maybe a squirrel, rat, ?????

They will bounce back. Good on your neighbor with the assist. :cheers:

Edema is hard bumps and can't be wiped away Those look like aphids or whiteflys? This is Edema... are you sure you can wipe it off your plant? If you can wipe it away it's not Edema.

Let me get a pic from one of my reapers

Those are Guindilla. PaulG went to Spain last yr and posted about these pickled peppers are included in almost everything from street vendors. I found seed online and added them to my grow this yr. I plan on pickling them. I ate one last week. It had no heat, not a lot of seeds.

Well, had to take a poke around....nice looking plants. Love that deep purple pdn, that flower is an eye popper. :cheers:

4 beds this yr. One rotted out last season, so next season I'll add 2 more. Plus I have to rebuild the one with the netting on it. It's barely holding together. I do have the boxes crammed full right now but space will open up once broccoli, garlics, cabbages, lettuces are harvested.

Use one or the other. Weekly or by weekly feeding is plenty adequate. Remember, less is more. Changes will take 3weeks or more so be patient. Happy growing :cheers:

Thoese are beautiful Wiri wiri. I knew you had them last yr, great pics. :cheers:

Pic update, Alaskan fish fert and some liquid nitrogen applied lightly since it rained most of the morning. Reapers right and left, Fatalli centered, giant basil each end. Sunflowers and Zinnias throughout. Napa cabbage, couple tomatoes, multiple cukes for trellis. Zinnias, garlic far...

Whichever plants you choose to fix, remix the entire container. Just try and get a decent rootball even if it's only the original store size plug with roots. The Kellogg just wont be any good as a stand alone medium. Trust me, I bought 20 bails of the stuff. Its bogus. Edited for spelling...

Not sure on actual gals but they are approx 18"×18" Best guess slightly larger than 5gal home depot bucket, about 7gals

Did your seeds come from the country of origin? Doubtful. Any seedling or young plant has to be hardened off if not planted outdoors from seed. East coast, west coast, and in between, it's all the same. Good luck