Thanks for checking up on those temp. variations! Glad to hear you've got the high/low temp part in check. I do wonder though if there is some other environmental trigger that throws these plants into reproductive mode. If memory serves, the only real seasons in Ghana are rainy and dry, so watering/humidity could also play a factor. It does sound like, however, since they're flowering that they are trying to reproduce but lack the energy to follow through with fruit (which would be indicative of lack of light). Fruiting is one of the most energy intensive of all plant behaviors and often times (at least I do this) people underestimate how much energy is being dropped on us by the sun. Maybe add a few extra supplemental lights when expecting flowers/fruit would help? I've been amazed at how a few cheap full spectrum CFL bulbs in a cheap reflector can increase indoor growth. I'm going to be experimenting with some high output CFLs in the future and hopefully see how they compare to metal halides, fluorescent tubes, and normal full spectrum CFLs. In fact, I think I'm going to search through here again or start a new thread on just that topic. Good luck with the fruiting everyone and I'll be looking for a good deal on an electric toothbrush now
