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Ok, so this is my second season growing what I assume are moruga scorpions.  I saved seeds from my pods from last summer.  They were an amazon seed purchase to burn up a gift card, and i currently have three plants overwintering inside.  Surprisingly, they grew a superhot, what particular...

So I grew some "moruga scorpion" seeds from amazon, and they're finally starting to ripen.  Now that they're ripening, and I have 30+ full grown, but still green pods, I'm starting to wonder what seeds I actually got.  There are about 3 different pod shapes on my plants, some look like moruga...

Bought these seeds from Amazon back in february, I know, first time grower mistakes.  They were sold as moruga scorpions.  Are they?  Right now im just happy that I didn't get bell peppers or plain old habaneros. 

Hey everyone, first year growing here, so i was wondering how other northeast growers are doing.  Most of my plants are still in relatively small pots since they haven't grown much since i last potted up. I've got some in my garden and one in a 5 gallon bucket, and I don't think the cool summer...

Ok, so I started this plant from seed back in late March from a cheap $0.20 packet of those "American Seed" seeds from Wally World.  It's been growing fine, but it's had some strange characteristics.  First, it had enormous cotyledons, and then it branched into three stems without topping or...

New here, and thougt I'd introduce myself.  Anyways, this is my first year serously growing from seed, and I've read through the forums here and have had a better start than I've had in years past.  This seems like an endless winter up here in New England. 

I'm sure this has probably been discussed before, but this is my first year growing from seed, and I ended up with a tricot tomato and two tricot pepper seedlings (one died when I was out of town for a couple days).  The pepper was a "Moruga Scorpion" from Amazon, I know, I know, don't trust...