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Some kind of tiny grasshopper. These are all over the place at the moment.]       Pretty sure this is an Asian Tiger mosquito. This year the mosquitoes are brutal thanks to the nonstop rain.  

That looks like broadmites to me. The downward hooking, squiggly vein & mutated looking foliage is a good sign of mites.   Squiggly vein:     Downward hooking mutated looking new growth:  

I find these charts to be useful for IDing nute problems:   Mobile Nutrients (The first NO points to the immobile nutrients chart)     Immobile nutrients:       Also what is the rusty nail water used for?

Sounds like hornworms to me, they can strip a plant bare pretty quickly.   Easiest way to find the hornworms on your plant is to use a UV flashlight or blacklight at night. Hornworms dont glow like scorpions but they do stand out against tomato foliage under UV light. I originally bought my UV...

I'm growing Chupetinho peppers from Cross Country Nurseries this year and really looking forward to them. My plant is pretty small but absolutely loading up with pods at the moment. The first few definitely have that teardrop shape:       On CCN's website they are listed as "medium"...

Pyrethrins and azamax are both organic & OMRI listed. Organic doesn't mean non-toxic or pesticide free.

I've never had much luck with neem or safer soap for aphids. At most it knocks them down a bit but never gets rid of them. Azamax kills them dead. It is derived from neem but significantly more effective than neem oil.

  I had to put my hand there cause they wanted to hide behind the stem. They are pretty shy little things. I've got squishing them down to an art though, have to fake them out with the fingers then mash them with the thumb since they like to run circles around the stems.    I'm pretty sure they...

Hah I used to catch a lot of shit for my stripey HPS light pics. At least LED pics don't have lines even if you can't see colors :D   Plants looking huge and happy. 

+1 for CCN. They have great plants & really good packaging so the plants arrive looking pristine. A bit pricey but can't beat the quality.

Beds really starting to fill in. Loads of pods on everything except the big chinenses (Fatalii, Devils Tongue, Datil & Sweet Datil)   Annuum bed:     Chinense bed:       Native Tepin patch growing short and wide:       Chupetinhos:     Cumaris:     PA 353 Red growing some funky pods:    ...

Not for my raised bed. I don't have access to power there so I can't use my water wand pump system. Still got some for my container plants but this time they're in pretty hot soil so won't need feeding for a bit. Raised bed it's just cow manure compost, turkey manure compost, and a bit of...

Got three 2 cu. ft bags of Texas Native hardwood mulch and covered both plots. Of course I got a little over halfway done and a storm blew in out of nowhere and I got soaked. And then the second I got done it stopped raining. Also somehow managed to knock a decent size branch off one of my...

The one CCN actually calls Cumari isn't Cumari do Para either http://www.chileplants.com/search.aspx?ProductCode=CHICUM   They are absolutely delicious little pods though. At first I was disappointed because I meant to get Cumari do Para but they turned out to be one of my new favorites. I'm...

We've had a ton of rain here too this year. We've also had enough sunny days to keep the plants happy though.  

Gary the Goat's whole channel is awesome lol   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxQf_MLHnjM