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I've got 6 pepper plants growing (2 pretty purple, a white habanero, a congo black, a ghost and some marbles) under a light. They all seem to be doing excellent (I kind of baby them). My pretty purples and white habaneros are flowering, with some of the flowers on the pretty purples beginning to grow some little peppers.
Should I be doing anything different from this point on? I'd like to move them outside, but I've still got at least two months before I can do that. I guess my question is, should I be helping these guys pollinate with themselves so they don't cross pollinate?
Thanks!
Jake
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