Hi list - My first try at pots of chiles seem to look fine (3-4', bushy dark green leaves) but the blossoms open, a pepper nub gets started, and then the stem dries up and the pepper drops off the plant. I'm watering them every other day or so, whenever the leaves start to look wilted, and will give them a splash of Miracle Gro (tomato type) every week or so. I'm in BC where we are still having a ghastly cold wet grey spring. Is this a sign of lack of light? The red bells next to them on the windowsill are happily producing small peppers with the same treatment. Any clues are welcome - Vicki