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New leaves look like some kind of insect damage or nutrient burn. You sure you havent sprayed anything on them

No need to terminate. What is the medium. Any foliar spray? Any insecticide used?

What size containers you using

Medium was 5-1-1 mix with added turface. Nutrients were used at quarter strength every watering from 4 sets of true leaves and 1/2 strength from about 6 weeks in. All peppers in 3 gallon fabric all tomatoes in 10 gallon fabric. All same varieties and same starting size. Its all just my personal...

I used to belive 3-1-2 until i did side by side grows of tomatoes and pepper. 12 peppers and 12 tomatoes got foliage pro(very expensive here) other 12 got gh maxibloom. Gh maxibloom plants destroyed the foliage pro. Did the same test from start to finish with just peppers and will never switch...

Received in one week to Canada. Awesome freebie as well. Would order again in a heart beat

Everyone seems to love brandywine. Trying yellow brandywine this year. So many varieties. My pepper addiction kind of boiled over into a pepper,tomato and ground cherry addiction Thanks for all the new varities (tried quite a few but not all)

Always looking for some new toms to grow. Current favourite: Hillybilly or green giant

My best results with GH nutrients are maxibloom start to finish. In fact its always grown my best peppers and tomatoes in hydro or 3-2-1 mix containers Nice bonus is the price

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Gonzo i am from South africa originally too and belive me the seeds from refining fire are exactly the same as peppadew in SA. One of my favorite peppers for pickling and adding to pizza, stews or anything really. Imo one of the must grow for flavour not heat

You can buy peppadew seeds sold as malawi piquante.

Certain varieties require larger pots. Season length makes a difference too. I use 3 gallon fabric pots for most year 1 plants as my grow season is short. Year 2 i go to 7 gallon and year 3 and up 15-25 gallons. If your summers are extremely hot then a larger pot is far easier as you dont have...

Pretty much the exact mix i used to use. It works but in Alberta Canada i needed bigger plants quicker hence hydro systems and hydro fed container plants. Mg in ground organic beds do really well, but cant keep up with a aggressive feeding i give the containers. What works in my harsh climate...

I used to do the all organic containers but gave up as our growing season is far to short to reap the benefits. Hydro nutes in containers always lead to far bigger plants and more fruit. 3.5 month growing season changes the way i have grown over the years considerably. I have tried many...

In containers forget organic. 3 parts potting mix (promix bx) 2 parts composted bark fines preferably pine. 1 part perlite. Can add 1 part floor dry diatomaceous earth or turface. Dolomic lime to suite amount mixed. Feed hydro nutrients every watering. In ground go organic, in pots its just not...

Mostly space. Have to wash off soil to try eliminate pest problems indoors. New soil>smaller pot> trim roots and foliage to match.

Looks great

I highly doubt the plants have a iron deficiency that young. Over watering more likely