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some plants get fuzzy to counter too much sun, it's a good thing

all the seeds I planted in full sun ended up dying, tropical sun isn't the same as delaware sun the best thing for tropical sun is really just shade, everything I put in shaded parts (even completely shaded no direct sun at all) germinated and is doing great

a lot of my seeds had helmets and I just let em be, they turned out okay

yeah not enough calcium and some sunburn

Step #1: find a shaded place in your backyard Step #2: throw seeds on ground and lightly cover with dirt, just enough so they're covered Step #3: make/use compost tea for when there's no rain for more than a week Step #4: wait if you threw a lot of seeds together they won't grow fast but...

or just leave them in the shade, not like they need to be in direct sun

yeah the plants I have growing in the shade have 3-5 times bigger leaves than the ones out in the sun, kind of makes me worry about putting the big leaves in the sun since they'd probably wilt or fall off with even an extra hour of sun

if you don't use molasses it won't foam up besides around the edges, you could just use rotten fruit instead of sugar rain water is the best, even leaving city water out for 24 hours doesn't give me the same results rain water does   also if you leave it for more than 24 hours the foam goes down

gotta be careful with how much molasses you use, I put some on my sprouts and had ants swarming it so I had to use some diatomaceous earth or else I'd attract aphids too

fall/winter are actually good times for full sun, in the shade you can grow year around without anything dying I've thrown seeds on the ground and covered them in dirt and they're doing amazing, no ferts or compost or even water besides when it rains

one flower fell off but there's a lot more nodes and another flower opening, my second chocolate scorp has no nodes or flowers now

I dilute if I have extra rain water but otherwise why dilute bacteria?

  there are a few since I forgot to take the tomato seeds out of that dirt, some are on their 4th set of leaves

the second has diatomaceous earth on it, nothing wrong

it's been raining so it's water not slime

It's in a huge pot with 3 other red bhuts, but the other ones are growing fine and have no signs of anything wrong sick bhut: the others:

it's gotten a lot bigger, but it's growing out from the bottom unlike my peppers

could be iron overdose, my passion fruit vines don't have enough so they're doing what yours is doing except turning white, too much iron is the same thing except the spots are brown instead of white

make fresh fish mulch then put it in your compost tea, it'll smell bad but any good fish product is gonna smell like fish

too much water they droop in direct sun, but they should be a lot greener