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Have you guys ever seen an overwinter do this?  The main stalk turned mostly brown but the new growth is still green.   

  This looks good.  Not a huge container and not a huge price tag.  Thanks!   http://www.amazon.com/Neptunes-Harvest-FS118-Fertilizer-18-Ounce/dp/B009HLVIY0 Good to know, thanks.

Thanks guys.  I might give it a try.  I bought it because of the reviews and the claim about flowering plants.  I figured peppers are flowering plants, so it should work great right?.... maybe not so much.   Otherwise I might just buy the General Hydroponics Floragro.  I just wish they sold it...

I bought this BR-61 fertilizer a while back before I started reading about peppers.  Is there any reason/stage of growth that this would be useful?  It sounds like everyone uses a more balanced NPK fertilizer.  NPK on this one is 9-58-8.  ...

    Thanks for the reassurance guys.  I didn't think about pruning them back.     The second round of seeds showed up today.   Aji Amarillo Aji Habanero Trinidad Perfume Bishop's Hat Brazillian Starfish Red Bhut Jolokia  

A few of my overwintered habaneros are already flowering.  Is this normal or did I screw up its cycle somehow?  Will they continue to flower throughout the season?  

Last year was my first time growing peppers.  I grew several Jalapeno and Habanero plants both indoors and out in the garden.  It was a lot of fun, so this year I am going to try some other varieties.  Here is my plan for this year.   Overwintered Plants: 4 Jalapeno Early 7 Orange & Red...

Do any of you guys FIM your seedlings?  These two serranos were started at the exact same time.  The one on the left was successfully FIMed and has 4 shoots starting.  I must not have cut enough off the second one the first time around.  

Here's a better picture.  I haven't seen any bugs on or near the plants, so that makes me think its not aphids, unless they are so small that I cant see them....     Full resolution:  http://i.imgur.com/lbtcwW3.jpg     Edit:  I think spicytrigger is correct.  I google image searched pepper...

Am I right in assuming this is powdery mildew?  Has anybody tried the diluted milk method of prevention?   Back in January I sprayed this topped habanero with backing soda and water in an attempt to get rid of the mildew.  My baking soda concentration must have been too high because it killed...

Looks like overwatering it is.  Thanks for the fast response guys!

  I haven't really been feeding them anything thinking that I already had too much fertilizer from the 1/3 Miracle Grow soil.  I gave them a good dose of epsom salt when I watered them a couple weeks ago.  The plants seem a little fuller, but the spots didn't really change.

Second year Habenero, yellow spots:         3 month old Banana or Corno di Toro, yellowing edges:         Maybe my soil is not ideal.  I'm trying 1/3 MG, 1/3 composted garden soil, 1/3 pearlite.  Last year I used 100% MG and had several plants get burned leave tips; others had some powdery...