The Ghost Pepper I have in the DWC Rubbermaid tote had that 1 flower... well it fell off before it even started to develop into a pepper and then the plant really didn't do much flowering since then. I figured I would switch to GH FloraNova Bloom as I was using the FloraNova Grow up untill about a week and a half ago. Since then the plant which only had a few flowers has grow at least a hundred little flower buds and they seem to be getting bigger instead of falling off.
I found a cheap cabinet on Craigslist for my kitchen, It still going to take me a bit but I want to set it up for just hot peppers. I was going to just get a shelving unit but my kitchen can get cool in the winter so I figured a cabinet would help maintain the warmth better. If all those little buds flower I'm going to have more Ghost Peppers than one can possibly eat.
have you been hand pollinating your pepper flowers? i have grown peppers
indoor before and IME you had to hand pollinate to get the peppers to set.
hand pollination is as simple as taking your finger and tapping the flower gently,
you move your finger from the tip of the flower toward the base. peppers also
require very little light indoor. i did a 5'x3' space with only a 250w digital hortilux
HPS. that works out to 16 2/3 watts per square foot. i wonder just how far you
could stretch the cobs... i bet you could get good results from 10-12 w/sq ft.
i used coco, home made mushroom compost from magic mushrooms, some
perlite, and a little all purpose organic fertilizer for medium, and botanicare pure
blend pro to adjust the pH of my tap water to an acceptable range (out of the tap
it was ~7.5), came out to about 500-600 ppm on a hanna meter. soooooo many
jalapenos from that project, i started them in january and the plants went outside
in the summer and became 7' monster bushes.