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Sorry for posting two leaf threads in one week, but I've got another head scratcher. The plants in this one group are all distinctly curling downwards and I don't know why. The group contains Yellow Fataliis and Bhuts and they're both doing it. The leaves are firm and appear to be healthy...

It seems to happen mostly on the gourmet fatalii jigsaws, but it's happening on some if the other varieties as well. I don't know if it's some kind of sunburn, a deficiency, some sort of disease, or if it's perfectly fine. Anyone have any insight into this? Thanks

Right now I have several plants from ten different varieties at different early stages of development. This is my first foray into growing vegetables and I've come to a hurdle. Look at this comparison picture:     The plants on the left are Trinidad Scorpion Morugas, on the right are Cayenne...

I have a ghost pepper plant that I had planned on letting it go dormant for the winter, but in its current position it gets enough sun and warmth that it's slowly forming new growth. It's got nice little green leaves at the base, but I realized they have begun to droop. I'm almost positive this...

I recently signed up here because I had one Bhut plant I was trying to keep alive over the winter.  Fast forward a few weeks and now I'm in the process of growing ten varieties and possibly up to 72 plants in my bedroom. What could possibly go wrong?   This whole thing started with the one plant...

I wanted to start germinating some pepper seeds in damp coffee filters. I had planned on using a heat mat, but I read somewhere that it reads the ambient temperature and tries to raise it 10-20 degrees and unless you're using it in a boxed off area it'll try to heat up a cold room and burn...

Hello, this is my first post here. I've done a tiny bit of lurking before signing up, but not much. There's a wealth of information here and after browsing through some of the stickies (especially the overwintering guide) I've decided to make an account. I'm very much a novice, so if I use...