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When i first picked it it did seem rather dense, and now I can see why... oh well, it's hotsauce now... I'm glad to know my plants aren't the only ones producing peppers In peppers, thanks for the input

So I was cutting up some of my habaneros, and I started finding small green habaneros inside my orange ones... After 10 or so like that, I cut one open and found one that went further than the others, a pepper, inside a pepper, inside a pepper, inside a pepper.... Here is a link to my drop box...

I have had better luck growing in the ground vs in containers, it's a lot less hassle and the peppers seem to be able to expand their roots as far as they want to get nutrients, plus the dry spells stress the plant enough to go ahead and get the peppers to ripen.

No, just orange... I just tasted the ripe one, and let me tell you, it is HOT, not like a flavorful hot, just a painful hot, it's like it has no flavor but capsaicin, I usually can take habaneros but this one I had to get some milk...

The dirt? Yea it's not the best, it's mostly clay and sand, does surprisingly well though, i have 31 hot pepper plants and cayenne does the best, leave the dirt packed down because if I tilled it regularly all the moisture would escape. I'm in Mississippi, and in the summer it's not unusual to...

Yes I do, in another link to my Dropbox, https://www.dropbox.com/s/6n3lr8dqj2vylxv/2013-08-05%2008.48.01.jpg It's a top view.

Alright, thanks, have any idea what it could have crossed with? The leaves of the plants are pretty large, so a bell maybe?

As for the taste, I haven't tasted the ripe one yet, but the green one I had wasn't near as fruity as my bought plants were, it's about the same heat though, maybe a little less, it almost tastes like extremely spicy lettuce... And for the elongation, all the pods are larger than the average...

Last year I went to a save a lot store and found some habaneros, I got 3 or 4 pods to extract the seeds to plant. A year later (this year) I had three plants from those seeds to successfully produce peppers. Two of the plants have averaged sized habaneros, but one has noticeably larger pods. 3...