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Are you fertilizing it? It looks like it could be nitrogen deficient. The pods look quite small and the plant is probably pulling the nitrogen out of the lower leaves (yellowing) to feed the new growth.

Meat, here is your "small" comming to you....I hope you enjoy your flood special!

Sorry to hear about your plants. My problem are the grasshoppers. Worst I've seen in 20 years. Stripped the silk off all my sweet corn. Pm me your address and I'll send in the am.

Nice catch. Thanks guys.

- Yellow box=Scorpion, 7-pot, and Moruga mix-$17 - Red box=Scorpion, Backpore 7-pot, Reaper, Ghost mix-$17 - Brown Moruga-$17 Thanks for looking. I can drop them at the post office in the am.

Scarekrow it's yours. Pm me your address so I can send them out.

Srtsl= Sara R Trinidad Scorpion Long

MFRB packed with pods.  The100.+ pods are a mix of Yellow and Backpore 7-pots, Red Scorpions, Brown and Yellow Moruga, Red and White Naga Jolika, Red and Yellow SRTSL, Jay's Red Ghost Scorpion. 1 1/2 lbs of mixed habs and 1/2 lb of white pruvian habs. As this is my first time selling I'm not...

  I agree that it's white buht.  Still can't figure out how to post pics.  Thanks for posting it for me Juanitos   Cool I got it

Well that didn't work....Is it easier to post pics if you upgrade membership?

  Any ideas on what these are?  They don't look like anything that else that I had planted this year.  My options are:   Yellow 7 pot, Backpore 7-pot, Yellow Moruga, Brown Moruga, Jay's red ghost scorpion, Nagga jolokia, srtsl, reaper, red scorpion.   Texture wise it's crunchy, Heat is all back...

Landscape fabric. Get the needle punch kind, not the spunbound cheep stuff. It looks like grass seed bags. I do100- 300' rows with it. Never have to pick weeds except where I burn the hole for the plants.

I have a srtsl that is setting yellow pods. They are growing the same as the regular reds. Are these off colors common and would it be worth while to grow it out next year? I'll post pics tomorrow.

By the looks of your plants it appears to me it is a issue with nutrient lock-up due to ph. Soil peppers like 6.3-6.8 range ph. If you go straight hydro try to keep ph 5.5-6 if possible.

Not sure about peppers but a majority of seeds have a dormancy time built into them. The correct terminology to search for is cold stratification. Dry for a few days then in a refrigerator from 30-90 days for woody plants.

Thanks DMF

Almost all fluorescents have to be right over the tops of plants to grow. The plants will do fine in lowering the lights and just be sure to have good air exchange and direct fan circulation with the density of the canopy. Exchange should be room volume every 5-10 mins.

Well yes it is overwintering, taking them out of the ground to be grown Indoors "over winter" I have a 4000 watts worth of hid lights and a heated grow room to put them in. Tonight's lows are supposed to break into the 30's so this is more of a need to rather than a well planned move. I did...

Do ground grown peppers overwinter well in hydro/bato buckets or are grow bags a better choice?