Well, my peppers are about 30 inches tall with about 12 developing peppers and many more blossoms developing. You should have SOME peppers developing by now. Try hand pollination, cross pollinate the plants, Do they have blossoms? For some reason they aren't being pollinated. Try hand pollinating yourself.

Bathgate there aren't even any blossoms :(

Where do you have it planted? They need 6-8 hours of direct sun per day.

They get that for sure, I'm hoping I'm just getting impatient and they'll get blooms in the next week or so

Good luck. I'm completely baffled - not even a blossom?

are you feeding them too much or with a wrong balance? often lots of growth is a sign of too much 'nitrogen' and not enough 'potash'.
no flowers on mine either but they are only 4 weeks old. [I know left it late to get the seed in :o(]

That's another important point. Too much, or the wrong kind, of fertilizer will promote a lot of leafy growth, but will stop fruit production.

Give them some tomato food, if they're really tall then maybe stop them to encourage branching. .......it can't hurt to try

Are they in the ground, or in containers? If the latter, plants that are allowed to wilt between soakings will abort their young flower buds. Close examination of the growing tops is in order--if that is what's happening, you will see tiny remains of flower trusses every place the stems branch.

I give mine tomato feed once a week. They are loaded with peppers & pushing new blossoms. One of the easiest things I've grown - in the ground & mulched.

I will try the tomato food and it could be to much nitro I haver fertilized a few times. Thank you all for the input!!

Pamg. How do I stop them from growing?

Leslieanne, you don't--peppers have to put on new growth to form flower buds. The idea is that once the nitrogen from your last feeding starts to run out, and the tomato food takes hold, growth will slow down, and more flowers will appear. Once again, are they branching and bushy? The flower trusses appear where the stems branch.

Tugbrethil they are bushy and branching there are little sprouts in the connections so mabey they are getting ready to bloom?

Did you grow your pepper plants from seed or buy them?

Grown from seeds and in a garden I planted after Mother's Day and from what I understand it's about 60-75 days so mabey I'm just being impatient

Hold off on all fertilizer and flush it with lots of water to leach out as much residual fertilizer as possible. Just let it run it's course and it will eventually start producing peppers. IF you soil is good, they don't need much fertilizer at all.

Bathgate thank you for the info :) hope to have peppers soon

You're welcome. I love watching my peppers grow bigger and bigger each day. You'll know what I mean.

Leslieanne, I would try to very gently touch those sprouts: if they are soft and tender, with little bead-like tips, they are young flower trusses. If they are stiff and bristle-like, with cut off looking tips, they are old trusses that the buds have aborted from. The main causes of aborted buds are drought--possibly only intermittent--and over fertilizing.

I totally agree you don't have to Tug, I grow mine in pots on a table in the GH, one year those long grill peppers were so very tall and few flowers so I stopped the top growth.....had to stand on a stool they were so tall, and top heavy

Shortening them helped in that instance......

I do like those long ones rubbed with oliveoil and barbecued ?

Sounds good. I love stuffed peppers usually with beef & rice with cheese and tomato sauce running over of course.