pepper plant dropping peppers. help

Hello fellow growers. My peppers are dropping flowers. The turn into tiny peppers and drop off. Any ideas?help I'll post a pic soon

Calcium deficiency. It's blossom end rot.

Top dress {or add to your water} with Epson salts. I add it to my soil mix.

I added a teaspoon of non fat dry powdered milk to all of my 3 gallon tomato and pepper containers awhile back and I've been foliar spraying the epsom salt water on them once a week trying to keep the blossom end rot at bay and haven't seen any except on a couple green tomatoes on one plant before I gave them the milk. I don't know if the milk trick takes care of the plant's calcium needs but it didn't seem to hurt anything.

http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/milk-and-molasses-magic-zbcz1402.aspx

id bet the milk is water soluble and would get washed out every 2-3 weeks. so itd need to be reapplied every 2-3 weeks. same reason why you can add water to dehydrated milk and it becomes milky water with no sediment.

its NOT blossom end rot
no sign of insect damage not even fleas beetle holes or any other common problems?
has the temps been hot like hell degrees?
peppers will drop fruit easy when temps hit over 90f.another thing is lack of proper pollination they do that sometimes.
g/l with the grow

Too much water will cause my pepper plants to drop leaves. Not sure about baby fruit though.

http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/pepper/peppers-falling-off.htm

only other thing i guess is stem burrowing pests