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Hmm, i wonder why you had to resort to name calling, you must not have felt your argument had enough weight.  Neither do i.  and please oh please show me the research from an independent lab that empirically proves your claim. ...

1/4 cup should do it. just make sure its garden lime.

your kidding right?

lime would help balance the ph. You could also dilute it with coir and vermiculite. It may not be a huge issue and the plants might tough it out until repotting,

I thought we were done.  I did read it, its very apparent you did not. "did study multiple concentrations of Roundup. These ranged from the typical agricultural or lawn dose down to concentrations 100,000 times more dilute than the products sold on shelves. The researchers saw cell damage at all...

call whomever is in charge of canning in GA and ask them the requirements.  In PA as long as my sales are under $50,000 no need for nutrition labeling, no fee or exemption to apply for.

Thats a crazy high fert mix.  Does the directions on the package tell you to apply that often cause it seems excessive.  Fert is not "plant food" as its called. its only to replace what has been depleted from the soil and I guarantee it hasnt used up that much. Plants take only 2-5% of their...

in your pic it looks like you have some chlorosis (lack of chlorophyll) could be because of the ph since theyre planted in peat.  Seedlings dont need any food its all there in the endosperm so a neutral soil-less seed starting mix is best and will prevent damping off.

dont use peat pots.  Theyre too acidic and dry out really quickly.  When you transplant be sure to remove them, I know they say there degradable but it will take forever and girdle the roots in the meantime.

first of all always always always always deep water.  Soak the root zone, only watering the top of the soil will result in poor root growth and stress the plant.  Re-water when the top inch or so of the soil is dry.Normally yes black spots of necrosis especially along the edges of the leaf...

I just today found the start of some flowers on a Medusa Im growing as a gift, the plant is only a month old and 4in high. Its sister is right next to it and has nothing, so who knows.

it will most likely develop normally.

I was just reading about how Blacksmiths were considered magical in ancient times and that there may have been intentional laming so as to prevent the smith from leaving the village.  Maybe you're caught in a karmic loop.  seems more than coincidental anyway.

the best way to germinate pepper seeds that i have found is to lay the seeds between two sheets of wet paper towel in something like tupperware that will keep in the moisture.  Keep that on the seed mat and in about +/- 2 weeks they should sprout (keep an eye on them after a few days so you dont...

Ive had Jalapenos fruit a month in, the pods had no heat.  Later fruit was normal.  Could be stress.   p.s.- death to solo cups.

The problem is the medical field like all institutions, are just bureaucracies.  Reason is replaced with procedure and the right hand never knows what the left is doing.  Combine that with "the Conceit of the Anointed" and you get a very dangerous situation indeed.

agreed. http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/weed-whacking-herbicide-p/