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I got rid of mine with ladybugs this year. They must have eaten the eggs too, because I never saw aphids again. I had clover growing nearby for pollinators that got infested with aphids. Maybe it's a good sacrificial plant. They were starting to get on my peppers before I released them. I also...

Should grow all year round. My capsicum cardenasiis survived the winter here in southeastern VA. They lost most of their leaves but grew back. It'd be interesting to see if that species fruits there during the winter in south FL. To deal with rain you will need good drainage. Maybe try pots and...

If their is no cross-pollination, the genes are the same in each fruit. It's pollinating itself and phenotypes are not expressed until the next grow. You gotta look at a plants as a whole rather than individual fruit. Save the ones with the healthiest seeds. The formation of tails and other...

Cull, especially if you plan to overwinter it. Pepper plants get huge and produce more their second year. It's also healthier for the plant. They need room to breath to prevent diseases.

Bonjour! Je parle francais. I live in the South Eastern part of the US, which is hot and humid. Anecdotal evidence is pretty worthless. It seems to me that they do much better in full sun here. Most of the varieties I grow from are from the Caribbean. Wilting is very normal. Sometimes it means...

  I think a few more columns would be good such as heat level and species.

  It was a typo. Point out the problem with the stack and show a better option or shut up. SPAs were not around 10 years ago. JS has changed big time. I use MERN professionally and other stacks. Not sure why you feel the need to berate people. I'm guessing you feel like a insecure hack. My c app...

  You don't know what you're talking about. It's easy to test frontend SPAs built in react. It also sounds like you don't know wtf memorization is. Reusable components get no points in usability? SPAs are absolutely brilliant. You're clueless. Yeah, all three of these languages have warts. I'm...

  Ridiculous. Can't write SPAs without JS atm. If it's too heavy on the client, then we can use SSR. You're going to have primitive sites that make too many requests without JS. Python isn't pretty either, so I wouldn't crap on php.

There is a lot of mislabeling of the species. It will require research and quality control of the information for an ideal database of pepper varieties. Pimenta de neyde, which I use to cross, is often mislabeled as c.chinese. This is the reason I was thinking of creating a database. There is...

IC. I've used vue instances on WP sites, just cause I can't stand working with WP on front end, lol. That's a nice feature of vuejs compared to React and Angular. I can understand not wanting to rewrite the backend. Rather than back buttons, you could use modals to reduce loading.

I don't think the site sucks. It's clean and modern but could be improved. I haven't used Vuejs in awhile, but the links are telling the server to send the entire website. That's how they traditionally work, but it should be a SPA. Did you use laravel on the backend?   Edit: I wouldn't mind...

I've been thinking about making one. I'm a fullstack MERN (MongoDB, Express, React, Node) dev. The only hard part is all the data and getting permissions for images, lol. I've seen something on Google's APIs about pulling data from Google documents, but I've never tried it.   edit: yeah, looks...

I just eat it.

Looks like c.annuum for sure. Sounds like an awesome jalapeno. I have a hard time finding varieties I like but buy chipotle moritas imported from Mexico that are the best. I wonder if this is the pepper used. Let me know if you'd like to do a trade at the end of the season.

  I could build one for Chrome if needed. JSON parsing is built into JS, and I'm a JS dev. Is it parsing JSON to sanitize any malicious code? I'm on Ubuntu, so not concerned with viruses.

Yeah, I'd ideally want good evidence. The part that I'm most curious about is taking the fruit off the plant not diverting energy to growing the other parts. And is this also not true for damaged parts of the plant? I'm scientifically literate and read studies on capsicum genetics, since I work...

  Do you have any info on that? Fruit seems like it stunts the plant, but perhaps that's not the case.

I put them out last month here in VA. Mostly c.chinese. There were a few lows in the 30s, but no frost. I was thinking it'd be mostly higher 40s and 50s, but the weather swings here a lot too. Everything is cool except the slug and hail damage. If I put them out later, it's hard to build up...

  Yeah, I typical have ants on my plants. They must have a nest nearby.