Âgeeme said:JINX (at elcap)!!! LOL
Âgeeme said:Now the hard part begins - WAITING (patiently!) for the pod to grow and ripen. It really doesn't matter how long we grow chiles, ALL of us want them ripe NOW!Â![]()
There are many reasons why peppers drop their flowers, including too warm temps, too colder temps, too much water, wrong ferts etc etc. Sometimes they are just not ready to produce. Plants will often drop the first dozen (or more) flowers so your plants may just not be ready to reproduce.Emald001 said:I had a lone flower that was open for about 3 days, and then i went to "pollinate it" since I really donot have insects (i grow off of a balcony) and the whole thing fell off, stem and all. I was so bummed out.. this has happened so many times. It happened with the reaper as well.. it was full of flowers and all of them shriveled up and fell. I do not knwo what I am doing wrong.. its not overwatering since i water them from the bottom once a week... im lost and perplexed.