Trying to grow peppers in Florida heat

I've been growing in Florida for a few decades now. I know how hot it gets. A gardening spot in your yard that's good in the winter isn't as good in the summer.
Of course depending on your crop..

[@user-oj7ej8xk5f]

I love the frogs!

[@user-oj7ej8xk5f]

Please keep the snakes in YOUR YARD!! Lol 😂

[@cliffignorant]

yeah man things looking up a

[@seetheforest]

Hey you were right they had some signs of stress and the sunburned fruit should have been enough to get me to move them.
Even in the shade it's hot enough to cook things.

[@gr8handsftl]

Not sure where you are in Florida, but down here in south Florida peppers thrive shade or sun. Damn things get to be big shrubs.

[@seetheforest]

We're on the sun coast (West Central)

[@seetheforest]

I grow a few varieties and some don't like the full sun here. Full sun and the breeze stops for a while and temps spike in May. I knew this but I still ignored the warning signs. On May 12 my garden turned into a roaster with the solar event. My feet got burned up on the sand.

[@shawnakridge6167]

What’s your Facebook. No you not from Florida. We use to all of that. I know you not from Florida trying to forecast Florida weather.😅

[@seetheforest]

Been here since 1971. Not on Fakedook.
Forecasting weather from a dual barometer is the joke.. lol. But that low point where both indicator needles are stuck is when hurricane Ian went through Sept 28 2022.

[@shawnakridge6167]

Yea yea PepperPirate home of the white7 Pots. Sun or shade Florida grower. You not from Florida.