Are you doing anything to help pollinate?

Hi AliMat, I grow peppers of all sorts indoors, year round. Couple of things that have a big impact, temperature needs to stay above 65, better from 70 and up, but at least 65 f... Then the hours of light. In the mid winter months, if I am trying to keep flowers, I add about 4 hours of light for vegetables... Tomato, pepper, cucumbers... I grow all of this indoors in windows for the most part, with just a simple $10 2 foot long gro light, just to add that couple of hours a day and make the plant think that it is more like summer months. Those two things helped me when I had a lot of bud drop in the winter... No need to get a huge gro light, even a couple of CFL's as big as you can find in a four pack at the hardware store, for a few hours a day to make the plants think the day is actually longer than it is...

thats impressive coconut. but i agree with cara and coconut pollenitation and temps and light but i know high nitrogen is usually bad for flowering in a lot of plants. i am not 100% about that but i have tried floranova bloom with a jalapeno and a habanero with pretty hefty yields. always had a quite a few flowers drop tho even with good conditions ferts and pollination. also ive had better yield with a lower kelvin light