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The most importance factor is LIGHT, not NUTRIENT.

  avoid low price L-amino acid.  high quality amino acid FOR PLANT is definitely expensive.  the one you bought is for hydroponic.

if you wanna increase seed germination rate,  feel free to try these   - polyethylene glycol PEG-6000 - gibberellic acid  - trichoderma fungi       - electrical field  (using 9V is more than enough)    

ok. i got an advice for you.   - sterilize container  - pour boiling water onto peat pellets. - heat will dissiplate very quickly, sow seed immediately - have a dome cover - put the container somewhere with high temperature (around 77 - 93F)   that's all.  

if seeds are high quality you only need air, heat and moisture.  i did sprout red jinda pepper using whatever i can find in my garden, e.g. stone, chopped coconut,  charcoal, sand, clay, etc.   i do it outdoor.  it was 93 degree F in the afternoon. take only 3 days!!!        

This is not the solid7 that i once knew  :D  :D  :D  :D  :D

i know only Thai website ... LOL    may be you can try   https://www.maximumyield.com/amino-acids/2/1483 https://www.maximumyield.com/grow-stronger-plants-building-blocks-proteins/2/1497 https://www.maximumyield.com/amino-acids-the-lego-blocks-of-plant-proteins/2/2596...

any accurate pH meter / EC meter will get the job done.      because he uses chemical fertilizer so i tell him how to use it. that's all.

  calculate ppm N.  dissolve granular fertilizer in water.  check pH. check EC.     feed the plant everyday.  if EC value is too high, flush the salt with water.

pay attention to grow medium otherwise go hydroponic.  

what do you mean by good results?   > 1000 fruits on single plants?

to prevent risk of disease, dump it.    if u wanna re-use potting soil, do crop rotation.  

  no    

really?      in short, different form of N act differently in soil.  a combination of N forms is better than continued use of a single form.

What is the form of nitrogen in this fertilizer?   

  sorry solid7, you're not correct.   this is pepper!!!  it's a heavy fruiting  plant. P < N < K   with K < P < N, your result will be far from maximum yield.  :party:

hmmm... i dont think so.  NPK 3-4-5(+coco medium)  vs NPK 3-1-4.4  is a big difference.   Pepper needs K > N > P.

  LOL... i think it's not ideal for growing pepper plant.

did you use unbuffered coco or buffered coco?   fertilizer with NPK 3-4-5 for coco medium seem weird to me. coco has a lot K. it will release a lot of K, Na over time.  Why NPK 3-4-5?  

  why are leaves yellow-green?