Stressed Pepper Plant

[ferice]

I definitely will do that.

 

[ferice]

Updated picture of the pepper plants.

 

[Chuck]

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Pinch off the worst affected leaves. It looks like you have stopped whatever was on them as I see no new damage. Keep a close watch though

 

[Corzhens]

@ferice, I commiserate with you on your pepper. The culprit is the aphids inhabiting the rear part of the leaves. What we use for that is a spray of a mixture of water and dishwashing soap. A teaspoon of dishwashing liquid soap in a liter of water will drive away those aphids. However, after 5 minutes of spraying, clean water should be sprayed to rinse the chemical so the pepper leaves will not be stressed.

 

[Branden21]

Should I spray these plants with the soap solution to prevent aphids from getting to them?

Try neem oil it helped me

 

[CrazyConure]

Wow. I'm having the same issue. My yellow pepper and jalapeño are having very crinkled and small leaves which are dripping off. I see a lot of insects including ants.

 

[Chuck]

Wow. I'm having the same issue. My yellow pepper and jalapeño are having very crinkled and small leaves which are dripping off. I see a lot of insects including ants.

This might be your problem
http://mrec.ifas.ufl.edu/lso/THRIPS/CHILLIWEB2/chilli-doc/CHILLI THRIPS Management.pdf

 

[Branden21]

i still have no clue whats going on i do think i have thrips tho will they cause my plants to lose nice green leaves and some are coming back just have some brown on them and they are kinda shriveld up??

 

[priticious]

I have this issue in summer, I use to wash the plant leaves properly with water and in evening spraying neem oil or soap water solution with pinch of baking soda. My mistake was they settled down on other plant which I later realize so now it's a routine for all plants in summer