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What is the soil used. Kinda looks like necrosis(spelling?) That soild has a lot of bark it looks like. I never had good results with heavy bark mediums and young pepoers. Your pots look really wet, do they dry out between waterings? Poor soil, over watering, possibly a little lockout from...

Lmao...the first page was all I could take. Damn, some serious funny mofos we have here. :cheers:

Looking at Alabama garden caterpillars it does look like a young version of the army caterpillars in your state.

You can see a list of ingredients I used in the post when I made it. http://thehotpepper.com/topic/66164-how-to-preserve-peppers-in-oil/?p=1615559 I peppers where from my grocery store from the Mexican food isle. They were the larger 10"x10" bags. Japones Pequin De arbol Passilla.....I wont...

Awesome endeavor and way to go with the rockwool, it's just to easy. You're going to kill it this season!!! Happy growing :cheers:

From seed in Feburary. Your mix if good....but your plant is competing for soil and fertilizer from soil already loaded with roots from the older plant.

My weather is your weather.... I'm done south about 3hr drive. Been really lucky so far, but my indoor setup and last years green house addition is the real reason everything is booming. I'm prepared to tarp the beds if we get some real crap weather in the coming weeks, but I doubt I'll have...

Welcome to THP late bloomer. :cheers:

Great progress, once temps come up you're going to have some great plants. :cheers:

Ya, looking again and seeing how the leaves are effected the same throughout the entire plant, that it's probably not broadmites. I'd still isolate and transplant if its necessary to try and keep it.

I use a premixed product from my hydro store that has neem oil in it.

Oh my god..... what a treat!!! Way to bring it. All I can say is BOOM!!! :cheers:

Broadmites is my guess. You need a 10x magnifier to see em. I just had the same symptoms on one of my wilds...it surely can't do any harm at this point to at least spray it and see how it does. I'd remove it from next to others and kinda isolate it until if returns to good health.

Excellent burger....bison for the extreme win!!! :cheers:

My two have yet to take off after plantout. Tick tock, tick tock. Damn, some real stunners you guys have for sure. :cheers:

The Cumari had a bug/mite issue and is still trying to get her groove on. I think I'm going to top it this morning as it is pretty damaged that new growth above the fork. 91 yesterday. Today 40s this morning, high will be 70s. I got really lucky this yr on early plantout, should only get...

They look great, nice work. I'm planning on all aji's next yr. Yours are awesome looking. :cheers:

Very cool, just ordered 3 sets. :cheers:

Man that looks delicious!!!

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