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When I see those I look for aphids on the bottom of leaves above it, normally find then also.  Could also be a few other bugs but that's my scourge.

  Thought I was on your ignore list?  LOL

  The pods are a little longer and not as simply spheres as native ones so they are certainly changed.  I have lots of seeds left just angry I let the pollinated next strain stress out like this.

look good, I have several 3 yr old Serrano's also blooming like crazy along the front of the house.

What I meant is the pods should be F2 seeds. The plants are F1's native Chiltepin and reaper. Was looking forward to trying a ripe pod and planting.

I moved most of my F2’s outside on Sunday but left the two with pods already in the grow room so as not to “shock” them.  I sure screwed that plan up by turning on the AC for the first day this year.  It was over 90f in the grow room by afternoon since outside temps have climbed into the low...

I use a metal shelf rack also and wrap it with Mylar held in place with rare earth magnets. Easy to remove if needed and makes a great tent. Two shelves have 8 lamp T5 fixtures bolted to the bottoms.

Mother plant is a two year old wild sweet acacia from one of my mining claims that I've been weaving as it grows.  Wild poppies growing in the background with many thousands left to bloom yet.  Transplanted 65 of my F1's today with the best looking pots going under the mother tree.    Before  ...

Consider the plastic will hold moisture long and not drain as well as fabric bags.  The may get warmer also.  Never used them but think soil moisture could be difficult to keep stable.

  Looks like low PH I think, what does it measure? ;)   Tried the snack you recommended, found it sub par.

We almost hit 90 today and will in the next few days.  Still haven't put all my plants out.  I'll likely do the rest this weekend because outside temp/sun is going to be about the same as inside.  Its very hard out here to "harden them off" I've found.  I try to mimic the outside environment in...

Well crap, now I won't be able to sleep thinking about your PH issue.

Was actually trying to help but cool with me.  Best of luck, gonna go to the corner store for a bag of dicks maybe.  Its NOT PH!

First of all it is sarcasm.  Lets get down to brass tack's here....   Is the soil in all containers the exact same?  Did your PH meter (cough) show the same in each and did you clean the probes after each test?  Did you test your outdoor soil in more than one location after cleaning the probe...

Yup, your are spot on man, it's your soil PH for sure and you need to lower that chit quick and fast.  best of luck with the starts. :violin:

I still think lighting but we'll never know.  Why the sudden change to the T5's and what lamps in it?

Better than blaming PH for sure, I have starts in a PH over 9 right now that look great.  No soil at all on them.  Light or nute's is the issue I think, PH takes a while and doesn't show like that that I've ever seen.

"What's the weirdest thing you've made with your peppers?" "Made" my old boss cry and seek medical attention once and not how most would think.   He had his own private bathroom at work complete with shower and his own favorite scented TP that my staff had to clean, plunge etc 3 times daily.  I...

Understand the nursery thing being that I'm from IN.  I just dug out the first tester I got, cleaned it and check my best looking Chiltepin in my grow room.  The tester is very similar to yours and uses the same principle.  My soil tested 7.8.  I test it constantly on the same tester we use at...

KEEP!  In our home we use to kill or remove the geckos that would run around.  Then we started seeing and "feeling" the Scorpions.  We've been scorpion free for 20 years and have geckos now we've named.