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Ok, need advice. It's getting bloody crowded in there. I don't mind removing some plants to give the others a better chance. They are all happy, but super crowded.   1. Should I remove some plants to give the others room? 2. My Large Cayenne has some peppers starting to turn red. Generally how...

Gotcha.   Changed nutrients back, after only hours plant looks better, at least to me. Today even better. Definitely got nutrient burn.

Mos Def on the jungle, but they've been that far from the lights for at least a few weeks so I doubt it's that. I mean it's so fascinating, but serioulsy yesterday they were lush green and then, change nutes and bam sickly.   Thanks. I think I'll change it back.

Ok so my plants looked awesome. Dark green, the whole works. I changed the solution yesterday and since most of the plants are flowering or already have baby peppers on them I decided to use the early bloom suggested ratios from General Hydro. Now the leaves look yellowish. Should I switch back...

I've got little peppers!!!

Thanks, but it's not for the world, at least not yet, or rather not intentionally. Obviously if all the people I know rave about it and it becomes a thing then maybe.

Here's singularity, just habanero and salt.

You got the joke!   It's pretty hot, but in a good way. Not too sustained.

LOL I'll try to get some pics. The Hot Goblin doesn't look great as it's hab and jal so it looks kind of like Oscar the grouch after a hard night out.   The Hab and Jal are instant heat, but then fades quickly so you take the jal and then the fruityness of the hab.   The others are bright...

@Canedog, LOL I hope so. It's crazy in there, they definitely like what I'm giving them.

Pictures are blurry for some reason. I blame Apple.

My hot sauce journey started 20 years ago when I tried to grow peppers and ferment my own mash. Back then I couldn't find any info about fermenting pepper mash, even though I had been fermenting alcohol for a decade at that point. Remember the internet was in it's infancy and there was little...

Plants are going nuts. Cayenne has many flowers and some have fallen off, I assume that's normal.

Me too, but I think I've got quite a while to go.

Glad you said something LOL. I was a little confused haaa.

Ok good to know. I leave the closet door open when I'm not in the house too so it gets fresh air.

Ok thanks a bunch. I'll do that.   I've had an oscillating fan on since I transplanted them to the hydro system. It's on constantly, but it's blowing above the light so they get a nice, very gentle breeze and it's not humid in there at all.

Any know what's wrong with these leaves? First pic is my scotch bonnet, second is ghost. There's only a few leaves on each plant like that. A couple on the cayenne too.

I've seen that vid before. Good vid. Thanks.

So just checking, but you all are saying to not prune any leaves off? I'm fine with that just want reassurance. It's quite bushy.