Ghost?

Bayoubulldog · Sep 24, 2016

I'm in Louisiana and we were displaced for about a week (thankfully that was all) by the flooding. No damage, but most of my pepper plants in pots were mixed all up in cleaning my yard up. I received a few different freebies here from awesome members earlier in the year and this is the first time this plant had produced anything. Now I don't know what it is! (Sadly!)

Any ideas?

Jubnat · Sep 24, 2016

It doesn't look like a ghost to me, but it looks really cool whatever it is.

Sorry to here about your troubles with the flooding.
Luckily, our house stayed high and dry. And my plants didn't seem to mind all the water either.

MeatHead1313 · Sep 24, 2016

Not a ghost, lkoops more like a 7 pot variety or a hybrid of some kind. Is there any way you can contact who you got the plants from to try to find out what they sent? That could help to narrow it down.

Bayoubulldog · Sep 24, 2016

MeatHead1313 said:
Not a ghost, lkoops more like a 7 pot variety or a hybrid of some kind. Is there any way you can contact who you got the plants from to try to find out what they sent? That could help to narrow it down.

I'm sending them a message shortly!

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oldsalty · Sep 24, 2016

Make sure to post like to know.

WickedMojo · Sep 24, 2016

definitely looks like a 7 pot variant, either way cool looking pods, and prob hot as hell :onfire:

spicefreak · Sep 24, 2016

The red pod is a similar shape to one or two of my Caramel Bhuts but the rest of mine are the rest of yours are nowhere near eachother.

Bayoubulldog · Sep 24, 2016

Yeah, this should be a "ghost". I do have one 7 pot Jonah that someone sent me seeds for but that one is still in a real small pot as it never did make it to a large pot.

I have "yellow ghost" and "brown ghosts". I'm trying to find the seed package I was sent.

Cool looking peppers regardless!

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Bayoubulldog · Oct 9, 2016

More:

alkhall · Oct 10, 2016

The leaves appear to exhibit the 'wavy' edges associated with Bhut Jolokia.
Possibly a Bhut/7-Pot cross.

Bayoubulldog · Oct 14, 2016

Thanks. I haven't tried them yet, but they are a beautiful deep red!

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