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Was it very hot where you were? 

The instructions say 1.25 cups for Tomato-Tone for every 8 quarts of soil. 

My garage has dry cleaning business things in it. :)    I had no idea when I first started gardening that those little tiny white things in Miracle grow were actually perlite lol. 

They prices are great! They're a huge fertilizer company but they sell to the public. They guy told me to tell my friends and have them call! So I'm telling everyone! :D 

Mine was 10 dollars! :D  How much was it ok? 

Perlite and Vermiculite are pretty light lol. The Vermiculite was 25lbs and the Perlite was 19lbs. I'm in garden heaven right now. 

After some digging and calling around I found the cheapest place to buy perlite and vermiculite in my area. If anyone lives around Florida look up Diamond R Fertilizer. They have locations everywhere The perlite was 10 dollars and the vermiculite was 15. 4 cuft each.    For scale I let my nosey...

It dug up a hot pepper plant. Different situations = different ways to handle it. 

Yes, because of my psychotic homeowners association  :crazy: . Don't worry though. I'll get them mwhahaahaha  :evil:

We have raccoon, bob cat, possum, armadillo, probably some horribly venomous snakes that people set free, some lizards that might be dinosaurs, alligators, rabbits, and I still manage a garden without having to kill, shoot, drown, maim, stalk, molest, harass, write a strongly worded letter too...

Thanks I think it's a nutritional deficiency as well. There has been a bit of rain lately and then some over watering. I'll put down more fertilizer this week.    The plant is outside but we put up a shade for the afternoon sun. If we don't the sun will kill the plants. Ah, love Florida.   

You people are violent. It's just an animal looking for food. He didn't say he was on his porch, saw his pepper plant moving, and when he approached the plant, a rabid raccoon jumped on his face and ripped his right ear off. Then while he was screaming and bleeding on the ground it ripped all...

Ha, your shaded area looks like mine but mine is pretty ghetto lol. The plants love it though. 

I also have a nesco with a thermostat (I make beef jerkey for my dogs - spoiled little babies). Do you set it to the lowest and let it run or do you play with the temps a bit? Also, do you 'have' to put it outside to dehydrate? 

Do you have a fire escape that gets full sun? (laughing) I know it sounds weird but you could put the plants on that for a few hours a day. You can make your own grow lights/grow system if you want too. Here i a video. He's using a drill but you could use a nail and a hammer to make the holes...

Belladonna is already used in medication. You're not doing something new there. As for keeping the plant, you run a lot of risks. Animals, friends, accidental ingestion, how would you feel if someone got hurt? Say it was growing in your yard naturally and you did not know it was there, a...

So the AACT would help knock the problem out? They have good light and airflow (outside). They're in a very large container with other bell pepper plants. I'm a bit worried about over fertilizing them at this point. 

lol Nothing under the leaf and no pests and it's not PM. I've had a lot of experience with that in the past living in humid Central Florida. lol 

Florida heat just sucks. My plants will droop in the day and as it cools off at night they perk back up. However, right now it's horrid here. I have the plants shaded and don't allow them to have that much direct sun. It just looks like they got wilted because of the heat. REmember we had almost...

I'm positive it's not mildew. It doesn't come off if I touch it. They're not yellow they seem to be thin. The yellow is the sun/light bleeding through the leaf.