Hey everyone, I'm somewhat a newcomer to gardening. I use my mom as my primary resource - she's the dictionary definition of green thumb and a wealth of knowledge. However, as it'd turn out, she's never had success with pepper plants... family curse?
I've grown this habanero plant from a 3 inch seedling and it's been doing great for the last couple months... however, over the last couple days, some of the leaves have started to get brown and yellow around the edges:
Note: the white stuff you see in some of the lower leaves in the first picture is because they got splashed with some of the plant food.
Any idea what could be going on? It's been healthy and flourished up to this point, and it's so close, I'd hate to accidentally kill it! It's on the roof of my building here in sunny Beverly Hills (don't tell anyone
), so it gets PLENTY of sun for most of the day, and temperatures lately have been up to the 70's-90's during the day and down to about 60 at night. The soil is usually dry by 1-2pm, so I water it at that point.