Something that has a lower nitrogen number, N.P.K. It'll produce more flowers, and pepper sizes closer to their full potential, especially if the product also contains the secondary nutrients.

For dry stuff, Espoma Tomato-Tone is good, inexpensive, easy to find. A percentage of it is immediately available to the plants, other parts need to be broken down by soil microbes which are included in the bag btw. Great stuff to use especially early in the season.

But liquid ferts provide an instant boost, something to think about since we are well into mid-season. Products like Chilli-Focus, Urban Farms Texas Tomato Food, amongst many others, come to mind. You can water with these products more often at 1/2 or 1/4 strength, providing a continual boost to established plants. Also remember that pepper plants aren't fertilizer hogs like other vegetables, less is more with them sometimes.

Here is a link that might be useful: Texas Tomato Food, Free Shipping

This post was edited by sjetski on Mon, Jul 29, 13 at 15:25

Im using Mirical Grow on thi Ghost in a pot works good every 10 days . In the field I use Espoma Plantone and lime. I use 3-1 mix of Promix and Pearllite

These are in ground and organic

Just be sure to provide the macro and micro nutrients, and all will be well. Mostly a matter of time, if other conditions are being met.

Josh