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peppers with thinner skin aren't as shiny

looks like colder water and molasses = foam, I used molasses last time and got some foam but the water wasn't as cold so there wasn't as much foam

all the good fish emulsion is basically dead fish powder, the fish emulsion I use has a really strong smell but when I make tea with it I can't tell if I used any or not

you should use walmart bags as pots, there's no soil loss when you move them and they drain better than nursery pots   they're also 50 cents each

my habanero hasn't dropped any flowers really but it's in shade most of the time, are yours in more than 2 hours of sun a day?

I dissolved some tums in water and gave my 2 plants that are flowering that then I went to a hydroponics store and bought too much gave it CALiMAGic after getting back from the store because I forgot it gave it dissolved TUMS then gave it some Bloombastic I wonder if the nodes are gonna be okay

it always smells like dirt and citric acid, I was gonna buy some unsulfured molasses and a bigger pump but I figure since it's working I shouldn't mess with it

they get about 3 hours of direct sun and a lot of indirect sun. My soil isn't the greatest, the only nutrients it gets is from compost tea made out of fish powder, grass clippings, worm castings, and poultry manure using brown sugar instead of molasses. is there anything I can do to make sure...

why not just put them in the ground?

normal datils are pretty mild, sweet datils are basically sweet peppers

I'm not getting much of a foam from my tea I'm using 3 gallons of unchlorinated water brown sugar instead of molasses banana peels mushroom compost worm castings 6 gallon aquarium pump any idea why I'm only getting a little bit of foam where everyone is getting a bacterial bubble bath?

too much water not enough sun?

I don't know what it is, but it's growing pretty well

if you're just using it as mulch to keep moisture in then grass clippings work fine

that's interesting but peppers are light neutral here's something pepper related http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_beneficial_weeds

leaves don't absorb nutrients like roots do once a week is way too little in south cali/south florida especially since you don't have any kind of mulch in the pot

so pepper plant leaves are poisonous? why do things still eat them?

they're probably like that because they're trying to get sun wisconsin's full sun is worth half an hour of equator sun

the chocolate scorpions already have nodes (the two bent ones) 3 on one 2 on the other

  tomato/pepper/cannabis are closely related so they're not "totally different"