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   No it will not be detrimental. The suntan will go away once moved outside. My plants especially when they are young like that, get a tan from my intense LED's. It does nothing to the plant except change the leaf color. If concerned move the plant in question further from the light source. If...

 Could be suntan. But some species have purple leaves or purple genes.

  I actually use both. Ladybugs when there are only a few aphids. But once I see sap on the leaves and clusters I hit em with bug b gone. By the next day all the little bastards go from green to brown as they are dried out and dead. You can just blow them off the leaves. No left over residue.

Bhut Jolokia Bih Jolokia MOA Bonett Fatalii Jay's Peach Ghost

  That's a good point. I mean what better words to associate with treating cancer than death and reaper.

You don't need one. Air dry

   I actually think it has more to do with growing conditions rather than a simple fertilizer. I am up here in California wine country and I have lighting and weather conditions as close to his as possible. So I am hoping that does the trick more than the osmocote. I myself do not use osmocote.

 You go from peet pellet straight to solo cup. Your seedlings are hitting the dome because they are stretching for light. That's why you need to get them out.

Who cares. There has been to much arguing about what is what. And for what? So you can put your name in the record books or sell more seeds? Or be proven right? I mean a pepper is a pepper. If it's hot and delicious I will grow it. I don't care about the DNA or who did what. If it looks good and...

If it tastes bad I don't see the point in growing it out. No matter how insanely hot. I grow peppers to eat. Not just to stare at and say these are the hottest in the world. I don't eat them but I grew them. I mean what is the point?! I enjoy bhuts and others because they are hot and I actually...

I remove plants from the dome once they are upright. You do not want access humidity and moisture as that just invites fungus and mold. Not to mention your blocking fresh air flow and good light. And you don't need to remove the netting yet. But before you transplant you need, not should but...

Rocoto and Bhut are bad peppers for first timers. I would stick with habanero, Serrano, bell, Anaheim, jalepeno. It's easy to buy seeds and the equipment to start them. But it's another thing to know how to get the seeds to actually become a plant. And a healthy one at that, at least if you want...

That's good. Just make sure that you re test the water if you add anything to it. As it might change the pH. There are those that test water pH and then add nutrients and feed the plants. Not knowing that the nutrients probably pH'd the water even lower. So if you start with 6.5 water then add...

   Is your heating mat protected from cold draft or breeze. You don't want the temp to swing back and fourth.

Here is my Pink Tiger just 3 weeks old today. And looking mighty beautiful! That Neyde DNA really shows up in the leaf coloring.

  Yes the white ghost is very prolific. But the heat is off.

  My Fatalii, White Bhut, Purple Bhut and Peach Bhut had their cotys out and basking in the light 5 days from sowing. All my bhuts have come up within 7 days of sowing the seed. And so far I have 12 bhuts and 2 fatalii's this year.

  Ok everyone. Despite what people think there are two different white " Ghost Pepper". There is the White Bhut which is pictured above. The white bhut is rough skinned and hot like the original red ghost. Then there is the " white ghost", smooth skinned short and not as hot as the bhut. White...

That's too low a pH. Your pH should be 6.5 for the best nutrient availability.

  I allow the leaves to droop a little before watering. My plants all use water at various amounts. Even a bhut the same size of a scorpion will use water at a different rate. So I treat each plant individually rather than all at the same time. I have about 25 plants at this time. The only thing...