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Purple Thunder F5 yelllow, on left side: Pods are looking good:

Only two Trippaul Threat this season. TrippaulThreat v2 F3: Trippaul Threat F7 violet. Recently started flowering. Will be under the lights come October.:

c. flexuosum: c. chacoense, purple flower:

Backlit ‘not’ Padrón. Loaded with berries: 4th season Red Tepin, 8" bulb pan: Two views of plants on the deck:

Immature pods and flower, Trippaul Threat v2 F3: Ripe version, same pepper: Purple Thunder F5 pods: Trippaul Threat and Purple Thunder on the deck:

For the crazy growing weather we’ve had, not too bad. Aside from the wind related incident it has been pretty uneventful. I can feel the cool Fall temperatures settling In already. Hoping for a nice October and November.

Those pods look right on, Uros! I’m growing the F5 version this season. Good luck with the greenhouse dream.

Nice looking pod harvests, @hadanero! Grilling pic is awesome, too. I can taste those!

That last pic is a real money shot, bro! Beautifully tended garden, DWB!

Do tell, DR! 🙄 As usual, hoping for a nice Oct.-Nov. stretch of ripening weather! I'll be looking for volunteers : )

Dwarf Chiltepin, front view: "Back view' same plant:

Not ' Padron' from Territorial Seeds. Berries upright 1-2 CM cylinders Bursting with berries: Note small leaves: Real Padron, also from TS. Picking final few pods soon. Note big leaves: Pods:

Leading the indoor ripening charge: Red Tepin, Texas Hot Peppers, large pods, relatively speaking: Dwarf Chiltepin, long branches, 3-5 or so, cut off, leaving a nice compact shape: In 'outdoor' news, peppers are in large 15T and 20-gsllon containers. Size of plant relative to the larger...

Moved plants into greenhouse. Left these tall plants outside; c. chacoense, Purple Thunder F5 yellow, Trippaul Threat F7 violet, all over 40-42" (around 1+ meter):

Thanks, Marc! Do you know which variety you are growing? Grinding use as a powder/seasoning. Other wise just too darn hot for me. This is a c. flexuosum, recent transplant:

Thanks, Deiter. I hope this season has been good to you! Thanks, CD. How's the Rocoto search going?

Thanks for the boost, CD! W will definitely be moving it in under the lights this winter.

Awesome season, @Marturo. Looks like some Stripey genes in that hybrid!

Plants really producing for you, Uros! Beautiful photos, my friend!

No need to apologize, CD, I always enjoy your postings! I thought they did okay here, just like the Aji Amarillo do. I am not a good judge of heat, but I thought they were comparable to most Rocotos I have grown. A bit slow to ripen, though I only grew them for a season or two. There were...