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Thanks guys, hope all is well in L.A and Atlanta! Also, cheers Papadaca, I have had a good look around the Nu Mex site a while ago, they have some amazing looking varieties, I'll definitely look at their New Mexico Green Chili next time I am ordering seeds. I can confirm that the Hot Wax is...

Possibly you could take a portion of them off green (maybe not good idea with Habaneros, but the others are ok green I think), then the plants can focus energy on ripening the ones they have left. (edit - I now realise that's what you mean by "prune them up", lol) In theory that may work...

Cheers. Yeah, it is possible that the Hot Wax isn't what it seems, kind of irritating as I bought the seeds from a reputable seed bank, but like you say it could be something better! Impostors seem to be a theme with my chillies at the moment I have a Hot Wax that is a Bell Pepper, a Tabasco...

I think I may have spoken too soon about the growing outdoor season being over for me, as the sun put in an appearance not long after posting that and my lot have all been out in the back for a good sunbathe. More please!! Found a pic of an Orange Habanero from last year, I overwintered them...

Thanks for the welcomes! Yeah, am slightly confused with the Hungarian Hot Wax, although it was grown from seed and that is the first pod it has produced... I have been told the first ones can sometimes be a funny shape, but it definitely is more Bell Pepper shaped. It did go through the...

First off, hello all! :cheers: Am a newcomer to the site, looks very good indeed, am also a relative newcomer to growing peppers, so I look forward to reading through the threads and learning as I go! I do like to document and photograph plants as much as possible, so thought I would start...