fertilizer Is this a good soil mix for my peppers and do I need to add fertilizer?

[Manzano]

I was wondering if the following is a good soil mix for peppers and if I need to add fertilizer at any time? I have 34 pepper starts planted in this soil in 5 gallon containers. Also, each plant gets about six and a half hours of direct sunlight a day (I live in Sonoma County, California) Is this enough light for healthy growth/decent yield?

Here are the soil contents:

"Organic Nursery contains:Organic Horse Compost 1/8- red lava sand, 5/16- crushed red lava rock, 1/4-fir bark, Oyster shell flour, Blood meal, Bone meal, Kelp meal, Azomite® and Soil Sulfur."

I have:

Thai Peppers

Habanero-Savina

Manzano

Serrano

Jalapeno

Chinese 5 color

Bulgarian carrot

Long thin cayenne

Black Hungarian

Vietnamese multicolor

Thai red chilli

Beaver damn

Sweet Carmen

Filiius Blue


Thank you for your help!

 

[megahot]

perlite, and limestone, other then that it looks great, make sure the Ph sits at around 6

 

[Manzano]

Thank you Megahot! How much perlite and limestone should I add and how often? (sorry, new to this) Here is a picture of half of the garden:

 

[mygrassisblue]

from NC ! They look great ! Make plans on overwintering your Manzano if you haven't already !!

 

[Capsicum]

Just take care to let them get very dry before watering. Then use either an organic compost tea or soluble fertilizer.