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i will hopefully have the giant white hab seeds in a few weeks here as i have a plant that is podding up now.

you'll want your ph lower instead of higher, for peppers. i prefer to use coco coir pellets, and i've heard lots about using "moisture control" type potting soils. rockwool is nothing i'm familiar with. good luck. 

dry them well and store them in airtight containers in the dark. some folks even freeze them. 

i'd think they would be fine. mine have been getting rained on every day for the past week or so and they are fine. i am in florida, though.    BUT, i did have some seedlings that were in the wrong spot and the water running off the house smashed them down to about nothing. killed most of them...

almost look like pepper seeds. did you happen to have a pod explode and "shoot it's seed" everywhere? sorry. 

if they're a foot tall or so, i just let it ride. some peppers will flower too soon, others seem like they will never flower. +1 on letting it ride.

+1 on crushed pepper flakes.

the Mexicans at the flea market in my town would trade you for superhots in a second. 

if you're looking to buy seeds go to the vendor section and check out the approved vendors. semillas is great and very reasonably priced:Shop Semillas La Palma

lots of flowers drop. it's normal. if every flower became a pepper, i'd probably have gotten buried in them by now

calcium deficiency or pest damage. i'd imagine in a hydro set up you'd need to use a lot of cal-mag

let them get another couple sets of leaves...i would. 3 sets of true leaves is a good "rule of thumb"

seedlings like that only need a couple hours of sunlight a day. any more than that until they have about 3 sets of leaves is overkill   at least for me in florida. your results may vary...

:welcome: from florida. sounds like you are off to a good start. best of luck to you and happy growing. 

i wouldnt be surprised.  no worries though they look healthy

here's some i just picked yesterday. they are not very big. i have ordered some seeds that i am gonna try to grow. got some chinese and some indian varieties. can't wait to try them. not sure if i'm gonna eat these wild ones...  

the burnt tips could indicate fertilizer burn. at their size, i'd only give them half strength doses of ferts.

i cannot believe how healthy those plants look in those tiny pots. sounds like an accident worth replicating 

ok. i did not know the difference. i imagine if you could get some straw without seeds it would work well. i've used a bail of hay that was given to me for free as mulch, and i had tons of weeds everywhere. so you can get a bail of straw without seed for 7 bucks?

ouch. these peppers are hot.