Hmmm that is frustrating! Generally when hot peppers aren’t as hot as they should be it’s due to overwatering. However it wouldn’t hurt to order new fish pepper seeds and try those as well. If your peppers haven’t been hot and you save the seeds every year, you may have a variation with less heat. It’s worth trying new seeds and reducing irrigation. Hope that helps! – Niki
]]>Sure… it will need a lot of light however, so place the potted pepper under a grow light or in a very sunny window. Water so the soil is lightly moist. When flowers open, gently shake the branches to help prompt pollination. Good luck! Niki
]]>Hi Sula… fish pepper leaves can range from very variegated to fully green so it’s not unusual for a fish pepper plant to have all green leaves. Variegation can also develop as the plants grow and mature. Fingers crossed! Niki
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