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Poor, poor rodent.

Poor Wabbits.

Good luck on getting rid of those nasty things. I hope they don't any more of your plants.

I'm thinking it also might be the roots in water. Some pics would give the more experienced folks on this forum a better idea what's happening to your plants. Sorry this happened.:( Don't give up. See it as a learning experience

Great looking plants.

Good luck on growing those chiles. Show us some pics.

You might try getting shade cloth from a green house dealer. I'm trying to remember a catalog I got a while back. From farm tek or grow tek, something like that. I don't know if they have website.

Loosely translated- Who guards the guardians? Maybe the janitor?

I would send a soil sample to my county extention office or a university for testing. The garden "experts" generally recommend adding organic matter to improve soil no matter if it's mainly clay or sand.

Great looking plants. I hope you have a great harvest.

I have my plants in plastic pots and when I use a fish emulsion, one or two pots start getting mold. I scrape it off and try to keep the plants in the sun as much as I can until the mold stops growing. (If the outside temp is warm enough)

Welcome, Sounds like you will fit right in.

I like the idea of having recipes on your site. Good luck with the business.

I would try to keep them out of too much wind also. A nice sunny sheltered spot. I had my peppers out the other day, the wind came up while I was gone and my plants lost a few leaves here and there. They withered up and died. Luckily, no real harm was done.

I agree, your beds do look great. Keep the pics coming.

Great looking plants, I wish mine were as big.

It's my own design. I made the stand and box from mainly scrap materials (boards and plywood). I'm the sort that can visualize things and then build it. I drive my children crazy sometimes with what I make.

Almost forgot, Thanks bentalphanerd for helping me with posting pics.

I am growing bell, frying, anahiem, and jalapeno peppers. My wife and I make and can salsa. we plan on about 100 pints this year. I tried to start some hab's but I couldn't get any to start. I'll get them at the nursery. better luck next year.

The light on top is adjustable. On the lower levels, I have to move the plants up to the lights. I use blocks of wood or what is ever handy.