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Wow, that's one wicked looking flower... Gonna have to head home and look at my pepper flowers.

I know you mentioned not having a whole lot of money sitting around to use, but you are probably looking at a 400W or 600W HID to give you enough lumens to continue the growing season inside.  I would list a few prices, but you may want to do some browsing the web to find the prices.  It's a bit...

  Gotcha.  For a minute there, I got my hopes up that I could find that variant of Yellow Scorpion.  BUT, I do absolutely agree, the right mix will grow awesome plants and HUGE pods.

  I do, but not worthy of pictures this year.  Next year, gonna put the SLR to work!

Those Naga Kings look mean...  I too can't wait to see them ripen.

That sucker is HUGE!  Is that normal?  When you say Monster, is that a variant?   I bet it's gonna be one awesome tasting pod.

I will absolutely agree with you on the reputation of Fafard, it's the same stuff I use....religiously.   What does the backsides of the leaves look like?  Also, is there any way you can move your plants or shade them from rain, in order to help them dry out?  I think letting them dry out will...

Can't wait to give the Prik Chi Faa a try next year.  Have you grown them before?  I'm assuming this is more of a powder pepper, than a "I'm gonna sit on the porch and munch on a pepper" pepper?   How was the Poblano?  Did you taste it?   Geez, could I ask any more questions?? haha

  I'll have to agree with that.  I don't know what to expect of what this winter may bring.  

  Can't wait to check out that video.

I'll go for 99

My experience has been a bit different.  I use the Kelp4Less 20-20-20 Blend at 150-200 ppm.  I feed that all the time.  From seedling, to podding.  Once I've got pods growing, I do up the ppm to something around 400-450 (mainly do to increasing my CalMag dosage).  I've been beyond happy with my...

Nothing to be worried about there.  Healthy looking plant.

  I agree, there is a combination of things happening.       To the OP, Can you give us some details of your soil, nutrients (fertilizers), water, and anything else you can share?

After making the move to a nutrient-free soil (Fafard 52), I've not experienced any nutrient overage/burns.  With a nutrient-free soil I use Tomato Tone and Dolomite Lime and everything is growing great!    My suggestion, take a look a nutrient free soils.

That looks normal to me.

What would you say the height of your Reaper plant is?  

  And there you have it! ~~ geeme drops the mic and walks away ~~

To be really honest, I'm not sure you're in need of Epsom salt.  Your plants are a healthy green and until there is signs of deficiencies, I would just keep feeding them water and sun.  If you want to feed them, some kelp/fish emulsion would be best suited.

Have you grown those Choco Bhuts before?