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Those are looking great. You're getting some different shapes than I got last year. Looking more like the PB parent, without the white phase. Try some when they've changed to orange and compare to a fully ripe-red one and see which you like better. Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk

I got three different phenos in F2 and selected the brown one. (the Bhut Jolokia Parent was brown) Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk

The closest I've gotten is crossing Bhut Jolokia with Bird pepper. So that's (chinense x frutescens) x annuum. I've tried Jalapeno x assorted chinenses a few times without results. Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk

Well, guess I didn't cook all my seeds, but I did forget I had some soaking in water on my desk, and dumped the glass out like an idiot, they were, in all probability, the only remaining F4 seeds of my Brown Jabooty Bhut x Bird. So now I have only one plant remaining alive to hopefully get more...

Thanks man, Let's see how mother nature feels this fall. Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk

Thanks to Bhuter for prodding me with his pics of my Crosses, I've decided to grow another round for this fall/winter. Barring any disastrous hurricanes, I hope to get the Pepper band back together as it were. I dropped seeds from 6 of my crosses (plus Datil) yesterday on a heated tray inside...

Thanks, mine may not even be a baccatum. Lost tag so who knows. Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk

I've got this one, but I lost the tag. Maybe Aji Ayuyo? Or possibly one of my baccatum x roxa type crosses. Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk

Thanks CaneDog about what I expected. I'm thinking of using it in another crossing project. Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk

Has anyone grown Aji Ayuyo and care to describe your experience with it, flavor, heat, productivity etc? Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk

Me please. Thanks Is this different from Black Thai TQ? Chris Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk

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About the only thing you can do is live and learn, and grow from isolated seeds next time.

Nightime temps over 84° will cause fruit to abort

*Horticulturist, not botanist.

Moa is from Jamaican Ministry of Agriculture not the Bahamas

Also called ladybird beetles

I'd stop fertilizing and use pure water only until they make a significant recovery, also maybe back off the lights for a while. You don't want to stress them any further. Also make sure they don't get too hot.

You need to check the dilution rates and never apply in direct sun and on hot days. Early am or late afternoon sprays on cooler days and or in the shade are always preferred.

They grow like gangbusters, and will get as big as their containers allow. Pm me your address and I'll put together a care package for you.