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Impossible to tell. It's just as impossible to tell how big they'll get in the wild, as it depends on the exact time between waterings. These could stay short or they could get to seven feet. I've had one that did that in the past indoors.

Google wouldn't pay anything just to say Carolina Reaper.     Also the Moruga still tastes hotter.

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First there were spider mites, and then suddenly there weren't.

Only if it's actually starting to fall though.

They'll branch out eventually. Cut the top off it if starts being needed.

That's actually a good way to get around the cold problem.

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Depends. In this case I'd say no, because you mention that the plant sometimes makes pods that look like regular butch T. If there were two plants though, and one made butch T shaped pods and another Moruga, then you'd pick the one that you wanted the next generation to look like. In this case...

I forgot why fast plants were called that. Leaves the day after they were planted. Now if only peppers did that.

Probably because it's winter. I know it isn't the cold, because mine are inside where it's warm.

There's a thread about that somewhere on here. But in the meantime, load them to imgur and link.

Last year, I did some experiments with peppers and polyploidy, but those were kinda goofed due to lack of proper equipment. This year I do more research in a much more professional way, on the fast plant Brassica rapa and the sundew Drosera adelae to see how polyploidy effects sexual and asexual...

Will trade corpse flower cuttings for heli when the plant gets big enough to take cuttings from. Which could take anywhere from a few months to a few years.