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  thanks!     i will transplant into a small pot of worm casting and bring them outside soon.  i will trim every branch at every 3 nodes.  hopefully i will have beautiful pepper plant.    it's general A/B hydroponic nutrients.  i measure two parts according to the instruction and then pour in...

here is my cheapest hydroponic setup for c. chinense seedling. 1. soda bottle 2. coco coir 3. A/B nutrient 4. c. chinense pepper seeds   just cut soda bottle.  put coco coir in and then directly sow seed in it. pour 10% dillute A/B nutrient into coco coir. make sure liquid level is around 1cm...

  i don't understand why you have to wait.   do it now to gain experience.  save some seeds to germinate later too.  

  I got swiss chocolate from WHP too.  the pod looks delicious.  can't wait to taste it.   :P  

purple color?   it's anthocyanins.  this is how pepper plant protect itself from ultraviolet radiation.  acidity also play an important role.  :party:   

  automatic translator can't translate this phrase -> ใช้ไม้คนดังภาพ   ใช้ = use ไม้ = stick คนดัง = celebrity ภาพ = photo   it should be translated into -> ใช้, ไม้, คน, ดัง, ภาพ = stir using wood stick as shown in photo.

  Ingredients:   - 5 kg chicken eggs. ( or duck eggs) - 1 kg brown sugar (no bleach) - 1 bottle of yakult (if you can't find yakult, use yoghurt with lactobacillus ) - ลูกแป้งข้าวหมาก ( http://puechkaset.com/%E0%B8%A5%E0%B8%B9%E0%B8%81%E0%B9%81%E0%B8%9B%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%87/ )      see...

there are so many ways to solve this problem but there's one way that's always guaranteed to work.   do this ->   switch to kratky hydroponic setup 1. coco coir as a medium  + osmocote fertilizer + amino acid + B-vitamins + seaweed extract + humic acid 2. hydroponic nutrient at the bottom of the...

That's right. buena mulata is the purple one from baker's creek.  i plan to cross it with something else next year.  :party:   just for fun.

i will grow   1. black panther orange 2. buena mulata 3. cgn19198 4. desert rocoto 5. felius blue 6. fish pepper 7. numex big jim 8. purple ghost scorpion 9. swiss chocolate 10. thai yellow    

nope.  just do this

  Trichoderma to the rescue.

  when i grow pepper seedling indoor, i use aroma diffuser to raise humidity and repel bugs at the same time.   seedlings are super healthy.  they have beautiful leaves and grow very fast.  

let the pepper plants adapt to climate change. no need to replicate.   when i suggest many growers here to raise humidity.  they believe that humidity will kill pepper plant. some people said stupid advice.... LOL          

i really like my sugar rush peach a lot. it's in small container, 5 inches pot. this plant set fruit on MAY this year.  now it's setting fruit again on AUG.  i grow this plant from seed (seed from whitehotpeppers.com).               

  i don't agree with #3, #4, #9, #11   for the example, this pepper plant is in very small pot.  feed with a lot of nitrogen, water, ... it can set fruit without any problem.  

  Carbon to Nitrogen ratio is a very important concept that every grower should know.  If you wanna grow super healthy pepper plant, you must learn it.   try google for "C:N ratio"   if you wanna increase carbon right now, do this ->  ...

how about randomly put a lot of popsicle sticks into the soil.   each stick should have different height above the soil.  

in your case, it's EASY.  just increase C / N ratio.     1. increase CARBON 2. reduce NITROGEN uptake.   there are so many ways to do this.     good luck.        

Q: any tips on watering A: it depends heavily on your soil type.    Q: feeding A: it depends heavily on growth stage and your soil humidity   Q: general care A: watch out for bad bugs!   e.g. aphids, mites, thrips, ...   you just need good soil. let the pepper plant tell you when it needs water...