What's wrong with my chilli plant? New to growing, this

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2016-03-15 02:22:03 Post No. 712574
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Anonymous 2016-03-15 02:22:03 Post No. 712574 [Report]

What's wrong with my chilli plant?

New to growing, this is my only plant so far. I've done an adequate amount of research, but dont want to start more plants if I'm only going to kill them. I bought a small 4 shelf green house, it's just a basic frame with a soft plastic cover and zipper door.

This was the first picture I took, and when I went to take the second picture, the lead actually fell off. The brown parts aren't crunchy, they feel soft

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Anonymous 2016-03-15 02:24:17 Post No.712578
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Same leaf, but it fell off before I could take a better picture, so hopefully this helps.

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Anonymous 2016-03-15 02:25:58 Post No.712581
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Last picture. This is the rest of the plant, it seems like this other leaf will endure the same fate.

Is it deficient? Too much liquid feed? Maybe try another brand of liquid feed?

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Anonymous 2016-03-15 02:36:22 Post No.712591
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I'd lean towards low light and possibly overly wet soil from the pics. The top leaves look fine though. They will drop their bottom leaves first under stress and also after time if they're perfectly happy.

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Anonymous 2016-03-15 02:47:20 Post No.712595
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Anonymous 2016-03-15 02:47:20 Post No.712595 [Report]

>>712591
I had only watered it a short while before taking pictures, but maybe I'll leave it in the sun for a few hours a day. Regularly hits 40c here, so direct sunlight kills the plant.