huntsman

I'm well aware of the difficulty of providing an ID off a picture.

I received this from an unknown source, thinking it was something entirely different. The fruit is the size of a golf ball and has a strange shape and a slightly rough texture. I planted it late in the season, so have not had any ripe fruit, and thus cannot provide ripe colour, but they have elongated slightly since taking the pic a month ago.






Flowers and leaves are as shown. Hope someone can help...

I just had dealings with a seed supplier and wish to post feedback...

This is the third season I have grown hots and super hots in addition to all the other....*stuff* ..that I grow, and while I really do seem to have the system down pat with the mildly hots, once I look at my hots growing I am always disappointed. As for the super hots....well, I doubt that there's one out there that that can stand up to my 'care'!!

I grow everything the same way, yet where the medium hots have lovely green foliage, stand proud and produce decent pods, the hots (habanero etc) look tired and have bad posture and the super hots ( Bhut Jalokia, Datil, Scotch Bonnet, etc) have curling leaves, which they are also losing, and they look set to commit hara kiri...

For once and (hopefully) for all - what is the correct way to grow super hots? Full sun, water seldom, dappled sunlight, no water??

I've asked this question before and the reply is always.."same as any other pepper", but that's clearly not the case....

HELP!

First impressions are usually correct...

I found this on two bushes which I have isolated, but then found the same on a third bush. This out of a total of 155 bushes that I have in grow bags.

Can anyone assist, pls?




Thanks, fellas!