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I have it all go through the intestines, so I don't get this. Can you also feel it everywhere else if that much of it's going in the blood stream?

Hello from Simsbury, Connecticut.

Explody cucumbers and daisy chain orchids.

Someone get Hybrid Mode in here. He knows more than me, so he can check everything.

No. Most mutations don't kill the offspring. They're just absolutely inconsequential and there's no way of knowing that they even happened. It's very rare, especially in plants, for a mutation to actually be fatal.

That would just be another f1 and no more stable than the f2. It wouldn't necessarily be less stable though. Better just to get a lot of seeds, grow them out, and pick the ones you like.

That's the entire point of doing it in the first place. People want to know how the plant is going to grow.   The DNA does get recombined the same way as if that pepper plant were to breed with an exact clone of it. That being said, there's a bit more too it. A pepper hybrid that's in the early...

I used actual sulphur dust to treat them. Although over the winter they got nasty inside and my brain strain is still recovering.

Change nutrients a bit and move the lights further.

A really weird, really angry habanero. It hurt more than the superhots I've had.

Might be a slime mold of some sort. Either way it's better to assume harmless unless you see it actively damaging the plant.

Just take the whole flower off. Peppers make a lot of extra ones anyway.

Put up some sort of cloth or whatever to hide them from other people.   Then grow other nightshades as well, such as Datura. If people break in again, they'll steal those too. Once. And you can say they were ornamental too because their flowers are really really nice.

Don't assume it's trapped until you see it die. My yellow jacket has a pretty bad catch rate because a lot of bugs manage to get back out.

Everything looks fine to me. They usually flower for a few weeks before setting fruit, and they do that whenever they feel like it. We all know you don't.

One of them looks like it might be pink tiger related.

Even if they were, it would still be different because of different parent plants.