Hey there. I'm not sure if anybody remembers but I was trying to get Serrano, Jalapeno, Anaheim, and some sort of pequin peppers to grow.

Well, they all sprouted and became strong healthy plants and have started growing their fourth leaf. (Anaheim is still on two leaves)

I woke up this morning and noticed that a lot of the leaves are curling upwards and in towards the stem.

Also, a few of the peppers no longer are standing straight up and are laying on the dirt. I'm concerned about this and pulled up one of the weakest looking plants. I noticed that the area where the roots start and the stem starts (I guess the base of the stem) became super thin but thickens as it gets near the leaves.

Any ideas on what's going on and how to solve this? I'd love to save my first pepper crop from dying since I plan on giving them away as christmas presents.

Thanks!