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So from reading these all seem to be extremely similar. Has anyone grown multiple and have any feedback on the similarities/differences between them or simply which you prefer? Edited to fix the title (autocorrect)

Peppersbymail would cover most of those Https://www.peppersbymail.com/ You may be able to find someone with all of them in the Vendor Vault.

I've had success just shaking a plant by the main stalk. Or tapping the backs of flowers.

I haven't yet, but I'll try to remember to do that as soon as my ghosts start producing. I'm pretty late and I'm only getting so many reapers because it was an OW. Maybe so. Most of my experience is either in the habanero range or ghost+ with no real in-between. I may look for lower heat...

So I see a lot of peppers being described as one or more of the following: grassy, floral, and fruity. Like for example, ghosts are extremely floral, unripe peppers tend to be "grassy", etc. Do you find that how they're usually described match up to your personal experience? Like for example...

If it did cross with your bhutlah, only what grows from the seeds next year would be affected. It was probably a mislabeled chocolate ghost.

Well, seems like I mislabeled one plant, so watch out first place!

Wish I could answer that but I managed to lose the seeds I got from him. I'll try to remember to post back if I find them and grow these though.

First two pods off of my reaper this year. I only got 2-3 last year but I probably have 3-4 ripening on the plant already and I didn't notice them on there before.

Key

I think it's really cool how thick the walls are considering the parents.

Some Thai Hot Ornamental pods I realized I hadn't really harvested anything besides the odd one while out with the plants so I grabbed the ripe ones. I've never grown them before (got this as a plant from Ace), but they go green - brown - red. Anyone know if this is normal?

Looks like my Thai hot ornamental from Bonnie. Can't say for sure though.

First pod from a Reaper is the best I've got

Maker

That makes more sense, but imo it wouldn't hurt to stick with watering with plain water for a while to see if the plant improves. I can't really think of anyone who feeds at every watering either.

Secret

It's much better to underfeed than overfeed. There's nothing wrong with plain water and using a more diluted nutrient isn't going to flush very effectively vs water. The point is to rinse out the nutrient that's already there, so why add more?

Candying is my favorite for jalapeños. I haven't tried it with any other pepper yet. Aside from that, powder.

If a few pods are doing that it could be normal for those varieties, but I highly doubt you have anything but an annuum. Ebay is infamous for receiving the wrong seeds. You could post in Pepper ID if you're curious.