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Dont like to freeze them myself. Tried it and i dont like the taste after being in the freezer too long. Like to dehydrate some for powders and keep whole dried pods to re-hydrate them in vinegar for sauces or food when needed. Drying them locks in more flavour IMO.

:welcome: Ronan from Ontario There is a chance they will sprout but seedlings that small will be highly susceptible to weather/insects. Your also in Canada like me and you wont have enough time to get them to harvest if they get that far. Your best bet is to start them in seedling trays indoors...

Looking good wayright. You definately know what your doing. Those blackbird eye pods do look very cool. good job and looking forward to more.

Awesome list Grant. Crazy heat in there and more interesting cross i cant wait to see. As someone said earlier no babysitters and keep the dogs out of the garden. cheers!

Nice to see you got them outside Beerswimmer! We pretty much got the same weather as you in Ontario. Looks like a nice week to harden off. Looking forward to seeing your pics

Dang! that sucks! How big where the bhuts you planted? Dont like planting small plants in the ground.

They look like bhuts to me sir...very nice :)

From what i know the chocolate fatalii is a cross between a fatalii red and a brown peruvian/aji brown done by a guy named Scotch Sonnet Steve (SBS) a few years back.

Agree with the Chocolate bhut being a good one to grow. Nice heat and produces lots of pods. Love the Douglah and the insane heat but doesnt produce very much for me anyways. That being said iv'e been growing it the last 3 years. As for the 7 Pot Brown, after seeing that video...

Welcome MM. If your looking for help with your peppers plants..your at the right place Good Luck

:welcome: from Barrie Pepperphantom. Good to have another Canuck on board.

Very Cool vid man. Everything looks awesome. Plants are are Huge and already producing heaps of pods. Never heard of the Savana 7 pot but it looks Sweeeeeettt! Good stuff! Cheers!

Mine would be and in no particular order 1. Yellow 7 pot 2. Chocolate bhut 3. Goat weed 4. Congo red/yellow 5. Jalapeno/fresnos

+1 Have to agree they do look more like morich's than bhuts

Somehow i missed this thread too. Your putting out some nice results Gassy...and the peppers you got in that bowl are making me hungry. Good Job!

Wow! thats unbelievable. What a ton of work to save his house. Cool!

Either that or chocolate long habanero. Doesn't even look like a scorp.

+2 The side growth is a good thing. Extra stems = more peppers :)

Love the Brain Strain picks. Definately a favorite and growing it again this year. :mouthonfire:

:welcome: from Canada Murciano..Hope you have a great grow season.