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  too much nitrogen can make flowers fall off

that's not sulfur yellow, this is sulfur yellow http://redgardenclogs.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/yellow-leaves-1.jpg

I've left a 3.5 gallon bucket outside and it only filled about 20% since Monday, it's been raining often but not a lot.   plants have been doing really good cause of that, they only had cotyledons at the start of the week now they're starting their second set of true leaves shouldn't be a...

It's a decent series, but not very informative or entertaining my favorite pepper series on youtube is this guy, since he has a lot of tips and explains everything about each stage of his grow over a year, then goes over how to make powder out of his crop http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_3Bv52vi9c

I bought some HD manure/potting soil but didn't put anything else in it and it's doing way better than my normal florida dirt, the natural dirt is pretty dense, should I dig that up and mix some perlite in?

I started harvesting my canal for compost, there's a few hundred pounds of dead leaves on my end they're less than an inch wide and are about 2-4 feet long I put them in my old recycling bin and put some dirt on top, do I just sit and wait?

cocopeat/coconut coir is good for drainage too

looks like spider eggs but it might be some other type of egg

that's crazy, my oldest plants are 2 weeks old and even in the good dirt I bought they're only on their 3rd set I didn't use myco or add anything to them

  I'm going to keep 8 in grow bags/smart pots whatever they're called (or maybe walmart bags) and 16 outside

Make a really good soil mix and just use canal water or use cheap cow manure + soil from home depot + AACT? my canal water stats for reference:  

I haven't seen enough evidence either way to convince me to snip my plants but I'm guessing they'd say no if they were given the choice

put a fan on them so the air doesn't stagnate

with Florida sun you'd be fine leaving them somewhere completely shaded, my mature Habanero was dying in full sun then I moved it to a place that gets no direct sun and it looks completely healthy now if you're gonna put it in full sun, spray some mud on it or anything that'll block light while...

I ended up killing most of my sprouts the first time by leaving them in the rain/full sun, only 8 of those original plants survived out of 100+ seeds 1 purira, 5 red savina habaneros, 1 thai chili, and 1 numex twilight ended up getting seeds from pepperlover, killed quite a bit of the ones I...

give it a straw hat

Ordered some Plant Success Granular myco should I wait until I transplant them to use it? or just pour some on top and water them? what would be best?

there are 2 lacewings in that picture, one at the bottom of the leaf and one between the top 2 eggs

  no, just mulch and shade you should be watering about every 3 days

florida sun is way too hot for pepper plants, put some shade cloth over them or keep them in the shade in the wild, pepper plants are usually surrounded by bigger plants that provide shade   they're not built to be in full sun also invest in mulch, even in the shade it's hot and water gets out...