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Hot peppers have almost exactly the same environmental requirements as weed. They're really easy to overwater, and need to go from grow nutes to flower nutes at fruitset.I saw an official video of one of the commercial systems (Octopot maybe?) set up with an automatic feed into the reservoir and there were two sections, one for tomatoes and the other for peppers. They ran the peppers at a much less frequent pace because they said the peppers didn't like it as wet as the tomatoes.
Could be, I suppose, although I've got an aloe in a 1L SIP that's wildly outgrowing it's cousin in a very well draining, and drier, mix. Aloe's supposed to prefer the latter.
You can tell if you're overwatering them when they get bumps on the undersides of the leaves, and it leads to milder heat in the fruit.
They're excellent training for growing weed.