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Looks like a habanero

First one looks like a naga morich. The last one may be a Reaper.

Just make sure there is no mold. The sun can alter their color. Sometimes you get mold in cayenne types. I just crack them open and inspect for mold.

 Looking good!

  Oh, just for the record, I don't mind the questions. I just get concerned people think it's stable. Hope to see pics of the fruit you get! I wonder what gen it is. It's a much wider problem than this instance though. They should be named after selected for traits and stabilized. Luckily the...

Sounds like the same bacteria but in a different spot. I think what I've been doing wrong is putting the stems too deep into the sponges.  Doing an experiment to see if that's the reason. I have a habit of burying the stems deep in soil. I think the water also needs to be changed before every...

  It causes confusion. They look like they have potential. Maybe standards people can refer to would help vendors? They may be unaware of the problems this causes. I'd like to see them succeed since they appear to be a large independent vendor. Someone like myself wouldn't buy crosses without...

Hey everyone. Every year I try to grow in my aerogarden I get crown rot. I was wondering if anyone has had a similar issue and/or a solution. I've transplanted and buried the rotting crowns. Other than that everything looks fine (roots are white). I'm not sure why it always happens in the...

Hopefully not bacteria spot. What do the leaves look like underneath?

Hmm, they shouldn't really name them until they're stable. Should just call it Chocolate Bhut Jolokia x 7-Pot Primo or an acronym of the cross. Hardly developed unless passed f5. Has more bhut than 7 pot in it, lol.   They also have a "variety" called "7 pot Oracle". It says this:       I hope...

Thanks. He was very friendly and seeds were good. I think the cardenasii were a freebie. I recommend him to others. C.flexuosum can be hard to find and he has them. Seed quality is good.   https://welshdragonchilli.weebly.com/

  Yeah, it's a wild variety. I forgot the name of the vendor, but they are from Whales. I went with him since he had capscium flexuosum seeds last year, which I need to replant (I neglected the plants that year).

I'm between VA Beach and Norfolk.

They're not too yellow. I'd keep an eye on them.

  Especially with viruses!

They were in clay pots. I thought about taking them in on cold days, but I was a bit curious since they outlasted the the other species. I'm not sure if I'll get lucky next winter, but I'm thinking about putting them in the ground. Hopefully I can get them to cross with sugar rush peach. I'd...

I'm in the Southeastern part of Virginia, and last year I only grew c.chinese, c.annuum, and c.cardensaii. Two of the c.cardenasiis unexpectedly survived the winter. The two other capsicum species died as expected. Our winter was mild, but it got below freezing and snow was on them for about a...

I just got my order in last Monday. Seeds look good, the shipping was on time, the prices were really good, and I got extra seeds that were interesting. I also ordered the Cabai Burung Ungu. On PollenNut's suggestion, I plan to cross CBU with my 7JPN X TSMB hybrid, so it's good to know the fruit...

Ahh, think my LED lights have been burning my cotyledons a little bit. I thought it was nute burn at first and diluted the water (hydro).

Yeah, it's best to remove the stamens before they start producing pollen. I remove them with forceps right before the flower opens. You gotta be careful you don't damage the pistol and stigma. I've done this back when I grew hundreds of plants and emasculated while it was scorching hot. You can...