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It might be some sort of Numex variety.

I grow the exact same variety as bottom row, second from the right. Even the envelope was the same. :) They were very easy to germinate, I got hooks after a couple of days. The plants were doing just fine until summer heat got to them, they refused to set pods anymore and finally dropped all...

Today, I managed to film them.     They're everywhere and they seem to multiply fast. Neem oil seems to reduce them, but they're still coming back. How should I kill those ? Sinking ?

  Full res pictures: http://gnome.eu.org/sebastian/var/albums/chili/IMG_1951.JPG?m=1376316780 http://gnome.eu.org/sebastian/var/albums/chili/IMG_1952.JPG?m=1376316841   They move far too fast for aphids. And seem pretty small too. Those are tiny pots (1L or so) If they weren't moving that fast...

  Could these be mould mites ? or grain mites ? I found these on a few pots. I haven't seen any on the plant or leaves, they seem to hang on the soil or on the pot. Plants do not seem affected so far.

Well, why don't you make him try some pods when he's sober. Or do you expect him to show there .. err how shall I put this ... maggoted ?

Also good to pod up in the heat (100/70): Piri Piri, Cabe Rawit

Hey Peter, will you also make seeds available from the above list on your site ?

I'm giggling like a schoolgirl in anticipation of the next review.

Hmm, I've seen at least one or two leafhoppers, jumping around. But do they do that kind of damage ? They were pretty small 2-4 mm. Lightly neem oiled everything last night.

Thing is, it happens in a greenhouse. I have a molluscicide barrier round the greenhouse so I doubt they can cross it. Possibly I already have something inside the greenhouse.

I'm having trouble identifying the problem.       Flea beetle perhaps ? I also had a yellow leaf ready too fall that had similar hole, so I doubt that's a fertilizer issue. I have at least 2 plants having this issue with 2-4 leaves affected, others seems mechanical damage.     The two plants...

I found these things when I opened a new bag of soil. Unfortunately I couldn't get more clear pictures, it's incredible how fast these things move. They are very small, perhaps half a millimetre. And seems to hide beneath the soil.  

Surely I cannot describe your face or the colour for that matter. But than again, I'm most certainly that moment, you felt one of those:  "What the hell am I doing?". That's most certainly self explaining.

Oh boy! My very very first seeds were GSH. Why do I feel better about myself, you ask ? Well, that's very simple when you are doing things like a newbie. It's that feeling after you eat a hab, you want to collect the seeds to throw 'em in the dirt as soon as possible. You know nothing about...

  Yes, we all have been spoiled with very good reviews from Nigel.

For the fun of it   10

  so you see Nigel.. there are ways you can go even more embarrassing than a missing sound ;)

  That is absolutely unimportant. The video is very good and we loved it.   By the way how did you identify the pods ? Romy6 said he won't label them.

Come on! be a sport and post the record. No sound necessary, your face is worth more than 1000 spoken words.