Can you show us a picture?

ya... sorry. guess that would help

here r 2 of them b4 it started...

and now what has happend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PLEASE HELP!!!!!

dont let my 2 yrs of pain staking efforts go 4 nothing!!!

thanx every1

I don't know what's happening. I would take sample to my local cooperative extension office. They have helped me in the past. This is a free service.

john

Here is a link that might be useful: extension offices

thanx alot man!!!!!!!

ill give it a shot

so i found 1 here in cincy...

it cost 2 bucks... but they have 2 send it of 2 Michigan, and i dont know if they will live another 3 weeks.

grrrrrrrrrrrr

any1 know of a way 2 keep them alive til i get my results back?

Here I just took them in and someone looked at them. Have you looked at the leaves with a magnifier to see if you can spot mites?

john

Mites don't do that sort of damage.

What sort of environment are the plants in?

Under what lighting conditions?

Also, what has been done/used/applied there, including pesticides and/or household cleaning products.

Anything else you can think of?

they have been inside since november

i live in the 513 area

they have soil from worms way... organic

no sprays have been on them... no fertilizer either

lighting i have a 4ft shop light, about 3.5 ft off the ground. they r about 3 ft

my kitchen is average about 65 degrees... not 2 dry... not 2 moist

i even have those water globes in them so they can get constant lil water

im at a loss

I hate to say...looks like your peppers are infected, most likely a virus such as Chili Leaf Curl or Tobacco Etch Virus. Viruses are spread by aphids and white fly. If so, you can't do much to save the infected plants, but you could quarantine them away from the others.

Here are a couple of links:
http://www.apsnet.org/online/common/names/pepper.asp

http://plantpathology.tamu.edu/Texlab/Vegetables/peppers/pepper.asp

Hope this is helpful - Sorry! Rick

Viruses that attack Nightshades can also live on other plants that serve as host but are not susceptible to the disease, including some house plants. I never place pepper pots around African Violets, for example.

If you don't see bugs on your peppers, I wonder if you had previously used the watering bulbs on other plants? They need to be disinfected with a bleach solution before you use them again, just like you would when reusing pots.