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I transplanted my jay's peach ghost scorpion, all plants in 5gal. containers. No open flowers yet.

The carolina reaper has no open flowers yet.

My yellow moruga isn't dropping blooms now. The anthers won't release pollen, so I guess I'm getting closer to setting fruit.

My chocolate reaper dwc is doing great. Lots of roots now. It has perked up and looks good. I will add a air stone at the end of the week. Up till now I just stir it up once a day. I changed the reservoir to 15ml./gal pure blend pro bloom about 3-4 days ago. If there's one plant I have that...

I hope the nut change will work for my jay's peach ghost scorpion, it won't be long before it matures.

My carolina reaper will probably drop blooms too. The nut change not being quick enough. One upside is that the plant will be bigger and will be able to set more fruit. Kind of sounds like the "fox and the grapes" to me.

My yellow moruga is dropping blooms. So far all of them.  It's my fault for not cutting back on the nut. I have changed from grow to bloom. Which leads me to a question I will soon ask on the forum. What do you guys do, cut back on grow or go to bloom? I would presume most of you go to bloom to...

Nice, thanks for sharing. Wildlife was a bonus.

My yellow moruga has many buds but no open flowers yet. Most of the buds are growing down with long stems. One of the older buds is starting to point up.

I also transplanted my carolina reaper. It has reached maturity and is growing its first bloom at the split.

I transplanted my jay's peach ghost scorpion. It is under a 100w led, the others are under a 300w led. It is not as compact as the others but still a nice plant.

Down to four plants. Light cycle is now 12/12 for all four pants. I put my chocolate reaper into a 6" dwc. I removed the coir and put it bare root into the net cup. It has been about 5 days and has about a dozen roots protruding from the cup. The net cup is submerged aprox. 1 1/2 inch for now...

I have decided to downsize my crop, I was way over my head on this one. I'll keep one carolina reaper, yellow moruga, jay's peach ghost scorpion and one chocolate reaper. The rest will go to my son and friends. Now I won't have to worry about having enough room. I have a tendency to go overboard...

All the little ones are good to go. My 2018 crop is now sprouting and I have one tri-leaf chocolate habanero .

I missed your question, Pual. The net says the answer is May 4 for Akron, Ohio. I will go with May 15.  My two yellow moruga are coming along. I plan to make my first cross using a reaper and yellow moruga. My reaper is also doing well.

Nice peppers, PaulG.

Lights are 16/8 now. Moving to 12/12,  once one of each variety is big enough for a 5gal. I feed every time I water with pure blend pro gro, 15ml. gal. Half that for seedlings. I use the recommended amount for coir. I might try 50%  of that, I can't see them needing more. My two yellow moruga...

Thanks, I was reading somewhere and came across the 12/12 in a unrelated article . I didn't research it and still haven't. It just made sense.  If a pepper can produce with as little as six hours of direct sunlight, twelve should be sufficient. There are but a few places a plant will receive...

Welcome from Ohio.

Twas a 50gal.  No clams but I had a mushroom and  Zoanthids.