Great looking plants. I have a theory about aphids. For several years I had a bed that I planted peppers and tomatoes in that was partially under some elm trees. They always got aphids. When I developed new beds that were out in the open they didn't get aphids. Same with some pots of Bhuts and other peppers. When they were under cover of the GH (with the sides rolled up) no aphids, but when I moved them out on the adjacent deck under a native persimmon tree, they got aphids. The aphids are in the trees, and you can see the effect which is a black sticky substance called around here "honeydew," which is their excrement mixed with mold and other stuff floating around in the air. Look at the undergrowth under your trees for that stuff and on the stems too, and you'll find aphids...

Thanks for the advice. I'll look around this afternoon. I may need to relocate my pots.

Tim

It's always a pleasure to see your updates man! Everything looks great. Your going to have some nice plants by the time everything blooms. I started my plants in January and just got them outside ugh.