I have a variety of peppers: Ají Rico, Fooled you Jalapeño, Mini Belle, Alliance (bell pepper). Almost all of them have curling leaves and I’m trying to figure out if I need to do something to fix it. I applied composted horse manure about a month before planting my seedlings (and tilled it). When planting the seedlings I used Bumper Crop 4-6-3 fertilizer. About 2 weeks ago I gave the plants some fish fertilizer because they were yellowing after so much rain. When they were seedlings I bought new grow lamps. I didn’t realize they were quite hot and I think I may have had them too close to the plants. My tomato leaves curled while inside but bounced back once I learned what I was doing and moved them further from the heat. My research tells me either a calcium deficiency or too much watering. I have scaled back the watering (trying to go off the rule of sticking my finger in the dirt 1 inch). Should I try some bone meal? (I did just do the 4-6-3 fertilizer again yesterday, 4 weeks since I planted). Or would I need to do a soil test for that? Or any other suggestions for the curling leaves? It’s happening in both my potted peppers and the ones in the ground. Thank you!