I have a chocolate Trinidad scorpion that's starting to pod up and I'm curious what's going on here. Will the pod change shape and get fatter, puff up at the top and look more like the other scorpions I've seen on here?
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will it change shape?
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Hahahahaha! That's totally believable! I picked my first ripe naga morich yesterday and chopped up half of it and put it in spaghetti! Its was hot as hell. Lol!meinchoh said:They vary greatly. Let her ripen and she won't disappoint!
Here's a couple I'm gonna pick this week after they tureen fully red.
Was wondering if it wasn't crossed. There's a couple other funky looking pods but she's just about to go into full blown flowering real soon so we will see.Justaguy said:
The pods in the beginning of the season are sometimes not indicative of the final shape.
The plant (actually all my big plants) have had a rough time. They all looked way better and bushier before. I lost a lot of lower leaves after hardening off then we got hit by frost mothers day. There bouncing back nicely tho! There's new growth all over the place.meinchoh said:
simply, no. pods don't change shape they get bigger.
Peppers (and all plants) do odd things sometimes... here is a pic of one of my Jalapenos from last year that decided it wanted to look like a mini purple bell... Stress, cold weather, etc... during pollination can cause some odd shaped fruits to form...
