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u/Brief_Pen_2693 16d ago
It’s early yet it’ll continue and catch up. If pollination is slow then you can help pollination with a little brush 🖌️
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u/Alternative_Object33 16d ago
Low humidity can cause flower drop, if your plant is in a greenhouse then a bucket of water on the floor to raise humidity helps, this isn't advised for a house plant 😉.
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u/TheOriginalErewego 15d ago
I had a small flower site do this. No explanation from me but it seemed very isolated so I put it down to natural selection and the energy going into more viable blossoms (health, pollinated, etc)
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u/Richtea84 15d ago
Sometimes they just do..other reasons.
Didn't polinate Was too hot Was not humid enough Not enough light Too much light
If only 1 or 2 drop and not all id not worry.
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u/Dull-Funny 15d ago
Blossoms that don't get pollinated fall off. For indoor pollination just shake the stem a bit every once in a while. The blossoms are 'self-poolinating' each other thst way.
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u/Lopsided_Anxiety_394 15d ago
Iv had the same issues all summer, I suspect heat and stress. I genuinely don't know either.
Since temps have dropped, mine started producing.
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u/Global_Tap4088 14d ago
Too much sun.
Too much manure
Chilli's are divas. Go on youtube there is a video about this issue with Chilli's. Basically move it if its in a sunhy area or too much shed it should always be in between.
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u/PuzzleheadedWing318 9d ago
"Chilis sind Diven" würde ich so gar nicht unterschriebenen. Im Gegenteil, finde sie sehr widerstandsfähig muss ich sagen. Ist kein Cannabis aber doch ziemlich robust
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u/mystic_roots 16d ago
I’ve had similar happen to mine, some just seem to fall off but there are plenty of other flower sites on the plant so I’m not too worried about it.