I'm not an expert but here a few questions 1. is it sitting in a drip pan: if so dont use a drip pan 2.is it rootbound? if so repot into one or two sizes into a light but good potting soil search for al's girty mix 3.check if the soil under is still wet don't water unless your half of the index finger is dry then water 4.how much sunlight does it receive? 5.what fertilizer do you use?

looks like he probably made a 2 vertical cuts up the stem to maybe increase the surface area exposed to the water. the plant looks healthy, my tomatoes usually root in 3 to 5 days with my bubble cloner. ive had roots in 2 days, but usually 3 to 5 only using water at a temp of 78F with lots of oxygen being pumped in with a bubblewand. the exploding bubbles on the surface of the water bath the stems.

Last year I bought a a pepper plant from a local fair. I came home, put it on the balcony, and went inside to find the bag of soil I had, so I could pot it up. When I came back, the cat had eaten every single leaf on the plant. It was probably my best producing plant last year. It threw multiple leaves at the spot each previous leaf was, and most of them became branches. It ended up very bushy. I'd guess your Jalapenos, assuming they have good roots, will be fine.

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