Pepper (Capsicum) now outdoors: weak

I put some of my chili pepper plants (Capsicum) outside. They thrived inside my apartment, but I want that insects fertilize the blossoms and so I put it outside.

I recognize the plant is getting weak, the leafs are hanging down. I think, this is expectable due the change, right?

Inside my apartment here in jamaica i always have 30°C to 35°C, outside it might be a little bit cooler, maybe by 3 to 5 degrees of Celsius. But while I was watering my Capsicum indoors on a daily base, outside it rains sometimes. I put it to a location under a tree where the intensive Caribbean sun cannot fully reach the plant.

Please give me advises.

Also, I am very interested in exchange of seeds! If anyone got some types of Chili pepper seeds, please PM me. I got other interesting and exotic seeds for an exchange!

 

What is it you want advise on

 

Hi.

I see the capsicum plant getting weaker (leafs hanging down), so I wanted to find out, if this will lead to the loss of the plant, or if this is normal and the plant might get used for the outdoor conditions.

Inside my apartment where I grew the plant, I fixed the stem on a special plant mess on my wall to make the plant growing in that location preferred by me and not too much into the width. Outside now, I see that the stem is weak, too, and doesn't support the plant yet, so i used again something to stabilize the plant. I want to know, as second question, if the stem will get stronger and "learns" to support the plant eventually.

 

Oh, it does. It does. Thanks a lot, Marley! :-D

If you make it in time to JM, you'll get the first fruit I see on that chili plant!