growing multiple peppers

[HotPeppas]

Such as cayenne

Red chilis. Tabasco. Jalapeno and habaneros. Carmens. Mucho nacho and a few others

All are a good shade of green but all my habaneros are looking light green.

I have a few questions regarding habs

1. Are they a light shade of green or is it a niyrogen defincancy?

2. All my peppers are tall but my habs are short and more bushy. Is that how they grow?

I can upload pics after work if needed. Thanks for amy input!

 

[LUCKYDOG]

Im not sure what you are saying about hab color if you can post pics

 

[Ferrero]

Pics will help with colour as luckydog said and yes they are a bushy plant

 

[HotPeppas]

Ok i finally got off work!

Heres a pic i hope it can do justice enough as they are not recieveing minium sun

 

[Mumrik]

As for 2)
Absolutely. They (and as far as I know Chinenses in general) do grow relatively slower (as in shorter to begin with), more compact and with larger leaves.

 

[LUCKYDOG]

NICE MUSHROOMS AND STEREO - The hab looks okay, to me, at this point just make sure you arent over-watering.

 

[HotPeppas]

Nothing beats some fresh picked morel mushrooms. Thanks the subs hit hard for being 2 10s on a 750w amp

Well im watering them every 2 days with temps from 75-82F. Is that watering to much?

 

[LUCKYDOG]

as long as the soil is getting pretty dry between watering

 

[HotPeppas]

Nope. Its been moist usually. Im afraid of underwatering

Maybe i will just go by plant signs. When they droop i water if there normal i skip it

 

[birdfather]

i would worry more about overwatering than underwatering. i've let peppers go and all the leaves fall off, give them some food and water and they're back in no time.