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Biggest mistake... NOT GROWING ENOUGH PLANTS. (only have about 8)

I have a few plants in containers and was wondering if worms are beneficial to the plant and soil? I have heard both, they are bad, they are good. If they are good, is it worth indroducing them to the containers?

Thanks for all the good advice. I believe it was too much fert. The plants are getting much better, I leached the soil and havent given them any more food and no more leaves have shown signs of this. I just transplanted three of them today into seven ga. pots, i'll see how that works out.

Maybe i'll try the distilled water, I have been useing my tap water and who knows whats in that.

The sun has been their only source of light except for a couple of flouresents every now and then when it's cold or cloudy. I also try my best not to get water on the leaves when watering.

I gave them the shultz about 4 days ago, I gave them that one because it has all the micro nutrients. How bad is a sun burn? Does it heal or continue to kill the leaves. I did leach the soil when I first saw this happening, I first thought the starting fertalizer I gave when I transplanted might...

I was not useing a host site, I thought it was possible to upload from my computer. I have looked at that website and am leaning towards magneseum or potassium, just want to see what some of you experienced growers think. I couldn't compress image so I'll only post one. Thanks for your help

Hi, I'm a little worried about a few of my plants and I hope someone can help, they seem to be dieing from the tips of the leaves inward. To start, I have in no way a syphisticated set up, I have six plants, when its sunny and warm I put them outside, when its cold, cloudy, or after the sun goes...

I was wondering that too, I almost clipped them off, but I guess i'll let nature take it's coarse instead.

That huge back yard and thats all the space you dedicated for gardening??? Whats wrong with you??? Just kidding, looks like its going to be a full time job. Good luck.

How big of a deal is ph when growing in containers?? The potting soil I'm using is 5.5-6.5, and the tap water is about 7.5, is this o.k.??

Good, thanks, that will make it alot easier on me!

I'm relativly new to growing peppers(my third year), I read alot about people gradually increasing the container size when the plant gets root bound, my question is, whats wrong with taking the seedling from it's little tiny pot and going straight to a 5 or 7 gallon one?

Check out sierra nevada, they make some good dark one that work well. Stout, Porter, wheat, and a bigfoot thats 9.9%