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So pumped for the 7 pot yellow x aji limon. Would be a glorious cross.

  Faster/earlier germination would also be a plus.

I literally wrap aluminum foil around cardboard for my reflectors. Works like a charm if you have a way to keep them in place where they are needed. Was considering spray painting one side of cardboard glossy white and the other silver reflective, but have not yet tried. I also don't have the...

Beautiful specimens. Do all of your plants naturally "v" or do you top/prune them?

That is a beautiful plot right there. Why don't you like that the Heinz 57 are determinate? Too bushy? All of mine are indeterminate and I had to cut long bamboo poles just to stake and support them!

Have not, sorry.

I agree that there ain't no hot sauce like a scotch bonnet hot sauce. Good luck with the new seedlings.

As far as pests go, at least aphids are one of the more easily manageable varieties. Garden looks great dude.

Tripod and ring flash! I take macro photos of mushrooms and these are essential tools. Well, the tripod anyway. Then you can even use a flashlight app on your phone, then put the camera on a timer to get the phone light where you need it.

Have you considered measuring soil temp to make you feel better? Happy root zone means they should recover nicely even if the leaves don't love it.

How big are your containers? I aim to water each plant enough that the soil is thoroughly wetted and some water runs out the bottom holes of each container. Do not be fooled by water running down the sides of the pot early on. I know the weight of each container when dry (almost nothing) and...

That is awesome!! But what is "frost"?

Two years ago I sewed sowed straight into warm expanded Jiffy pods and got germination rates in the high 80% range. Last year switched to Promix HP in red plastic cups covered with plastic wrap to trap moisture and got in the low 70s. This year used "seed starting mix" in red plastic cups with...

it is "high nitrogen", but a lot of decomposition has to occur for most of that nitrogen to become available for plant use. Probably a good slow release amendment before plant out if you are trying to stay organic.

Those chocolate lava look mean, but were I you I would go with whichever you will get the best flavor out of. Whether it is fresh, powder, jelly, go flavor with that wild heat!

Photos will definitely help here, or at least more information. How much water? How much soil? How much light? Inside? Outside?

Bishops crown in a cloth pot which looks like this:     Additionally, consider staking the plant with a bishop's crosier:

Really appreciate this. Thanks for posting.

That sweet chin music. Nice setup, OP. I do something similar, 'cept I only have one shop light fixture. Did heat come strictly from the light fixtures?

Orange bell peppers from the same seed pack have flowered and set as much fruit in their first three months under the shade cloth this year as they did all season last year without the shade. Hoping they will get larger before ripening as well.