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yes early afternoon is best when the pollen is fresh.        I think his response was in the manner of the title of my post with a lil INNUENDO" How do I know if I rubbed it in the right spot?" if you gotta ask you'll never know

352 thank you

the first one is a vegetable grasshopper the second looks to be a type of lacewing(antennae don't match though) and the third is beneficial  especially when you get infested with them :dance:

you can use Bacillus thuringiensis for an organically acceptable way to control lemon tree caterpillar population. Use this spray  once the caterpillars start to emerge. Cover all of the foliage thoroughly.

I think even getting rid of the swallowtail larvae they will come back. They have a the same yearly migration and will come back next season.

DO what the bag says unless the soil is old. if the soil is old there is a chance that the nutes inside the bag started to break down.making it so the plants will burn roots and or the plants will use it faster.  all depends on how it was stored

looks like sunburn. cant see from my phone. is it in the veins of the leaves or across the tops of the bumps on the leaves? ?

looks like a radish

here are some that i have found in the past

watch out for bugs, just setting it in the soil can get you some critters no matter how long it be there. chances are slim but there is always that one timw!

what if the stem turn yellow as a result of pepper maggots?

you have to train the branches at a very young stage or you will risk breaking them if they are too tough

If you watch all the videos in his how to prune series you understand that he is only growing it to grow it. not for peppers I wish I had patience to prune and wait for my plants to grow like that

^^WOWZERS^^

cayenne or jalapaneno

mine are growing about the same rate,