I have been growing hot peppers for a couple of seasons now and I am stumped as to why my peppers are dropping fruit like crazy. I live in south Florida and I have 11 different types of chilies. Hatch, choc hab, wht hab, orange hab., red savina, ghost, jalap. sorrano, yellow scotch bon and an orange mini sweet just for fun. I use only organic fert mostly worm castings a little blood meal and bone meal as needed. The problem is after a bloom has been harvested the plants seem to for lack of a better term "molt". As in the bottom leaves yellow then fall followed by a spurt of vegetative growth followed by another bloom. All was well until about 2 monts ago when blooms started dropping off. this was followed by the few immature peppers. I thought it was a nitrogen deficiency so I fertilized again and the yellowing stopped but the fruit drop continued. The weather has been very warm 85 plus during the day and humid 50% plus. Our rainfall has been inconsistent and I water as needed I treated with 1 tblsp Epsom salt per gallon of water and this seemed to have no positive effect and caused leaf curling on the ghost's. I need some opinions before I use Epsom salt again as I am not convinced that the cause is nitrogen lock. I use no pesticides. I have a healthy population of lady bugs, spiders and birds that do that for me. Any insights would be extremely helpful.