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I have pointed that error out several times, but been told to just be quiet every time. I guess we and our plants are wrong. :)

Don't worry Mega, as a fellow non-native english speaker I did understand what you meant but pointed out that your wording might be seen as insulting for people that do not know that you are doing a great job communicating in a foreign language.

A little insulting but generally true. :lol:

Welcome from Sweden - a whole other corner of the world! :)

I'd say it's sun damage, and that the green on the soil is algae = to damp soil. Let the soil dry out and don't worry about the leaves.

When did you put those outside?

Annuum, some kind of ornamental. Replant it into some decent soil and the new growth should look OK.

You could put it in the soil or in the water when you are watering, but foliar feeding (spraying) seems to be the preffered method and gives you the fastest result. Do it at morning or at night as water dropplets might function as magnifying glasses and burn the leaves. Also the leaves are...

You should repot it dude...

They look like annuums to me, chinense have broader leaves. The germination time also points away from chinense. PC-1 maybe? It is normal for the leaves to grow uneven. You just notice it more when the plants are that small.

Yup. Just make sure it only Epsom salt and not with perfumes or whatever. Here in Sweden I had to make a special order to get "clean" epsom salt - the only kinds I could find of the shelves where died and perfumed. Now I found a supplier so I won't have any problem when my supply runs out in...

Those are the coolest looking peppers I've ever seen!

:rofl:

You got a little quiet there? :lol: Next time make sure you eat before you eat a superhot, it'll minimize the stomach pains!

Happy day of birthing!

Sir. I believe that is a WIN!

Actually - there are usually three sides to every story. Yours, mine - and the truth... ;-) I get pissed of at myself if I don't clean the cuttingboard after use! :mouthonfire:

I have runt (Monkey face) outside about 20 cm high with peppers on it...

When you learn more about how many varieties (and crosses) there are you won't be surprised any more... :lol:

It's like a sammish - with chicken as bread!