Well, they look terrible. That's for sure. And even if they looked good they are too small to be flowering.

No one will be able to help unless you give much more information regarding how they are being grown. What are you fertilizing with, how often are you fertilizing, what type of lights, how long are the lights on, what temps are they being grown at, how often are you watering, and what the heck is the "semi-hydroponic method"? And any other useful information you can think of.

Rodney

Nevermind

Well, your choice. But the questions I asked are all relevant. You can't just give some pics, ask "What's wrong?" and expect answers if you give no real information.

Personally, I'd get those plants into a potting mix that contains fertilizer ASAP and forget about the "semi-hydroponics method". But that's just me.

Rodney

Might be something better posted in the hydroponics forum. The vast majority of growers in the hot pepper forum use a soil or potting mix of some type and have little experience with hydroponics. I would think you would have gotten a reply by now from one of the few hydro guys if they were going to reply.

Not trying to push you off, just trying to get you the help you are looking for.

Thank you, forgottenone, for the lecture on how to post. I'm well aware that many details are needed if someone is to get good advice, which is why I said "nevermind". I originally posted without many details just to see if anyone had thoughts, and then figured I should post details, but I didn't feel like it, hence "nevermind".

An actual thank you to esox07, though.

Homie don't click no links. Post fotos.

Yep, at least Houzz makes it easy to post photos.

They don't look too terrible....new growth on some looks a little stunted though....