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Ahh, crap.. forgot to say Muffalettas. How could I forget to say Muffalettas. :doh: I know a place that dropships the bread.

I still celebrate Mardi Gras: King cake, Jambalaya, Po'boys, beignets with chicory coffee. Zydeco, and New Orleans jazz music in the background... everyone here thinks I'm nuts!

I use to move every two years.. some were only six months. It was scary at first, but became addictive. All the new sights, sounds, and foods. I still get the itch from time to time. Was it hard? At times but, I wouldn't trade those memories for anything. It's not about the destination...

I believe it's nute burn. Do you follow what Fox Farms recommends, or less? Because, I've heard FF ferts are strong.

What do you give it? Ferts, micronutrients, water schedule, etc.

Plants are like cats. You can have one for years, and still have no idea what it'll do.

I agree with it being overwatered. I've had some plants over the years bounce back from it naturally, and all I did was let the plant recover on its own.

:welcome: from a New Yorker that got lost in Kansas.

Keeping with the Brooklyn theme. The band is from Brooklyn.

Hey, I resemble-- I mean, I resent that remark. :rofl:

Lets try giving them a good deep watering, and wait until they start to wilt. Then, just enough water for it to come out the bottom of the pot. That's what I usually do.

When was the last time you gave them a good full watering? Just asking because some pepper plants have different water requirements. Example: I've had Indian Carbon Ghosts that wanted a lot of water, when my Chocolate 7 Pot Primo barely wants any.

You water just enough to wet the surface every second day? How big are their containers? It could mean too much, or not enough water.

What are you feeding them, the schedule, and watering schedule like?

It looks like it could be edema from watering too much. What helps is watering less frequently. What's already on the leaves will stay, but you'll notice less, or none at all on the new growth. A good gauge of when to water is wait until the leaves just start to wilt. It wont hurt anything...