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That looks nothing like my piquins. Mine have much smaller leaves and are more like a bush. A quick google search and here is a picture of what piquins look like.

Are they fruit flies or gnats? Or do they look more like a common house fly?

My dog pees on various plants in the yard and even if I get to it quickly and try to flush the plant with the hose it still seems to be a few days (if at all) to bounce back to normal.

I was looking around on the hottest pepper website and it seems like they only sell 2 types of plants, Bhuts and Habs. The first picture really has more of a hab shape. It is possible that you got a few hab seeds in your pack or that you have a cross breed that is showing more hab qualities.

I would have to say it really depends because I have had plants that are 3-4 inches and already Y-ed, but I would never let a plant that has not Y-ed off yet start to flower.

Yes, one of those small pumps with the air stone will work fine. They are around $15 I think. I use one in a three gallon container. I have really noticed a difference since I started to do that.

I like a bushier plant. They seem much more sturdy in heavy winds. I personally would let those plants grow more. It is hard to tell but it doesn't seem like they have Y-ed at the tops yet.

Another thing you can do is get a fish tank aerator. Using the air pump and letting your water sit for 24 or more hours should help out a lot with your problems. It is much cheaper than buying bottled spring water every time you need to water your plants. You can also start to set up large...

Finally a nice day and the plants get some much needed time outside.

I am growing the black and purple assortment from thsc this year. It comes with the black pearl, black prince, explosive ember, and the Chilli Costa Rica. I don't know what any of them taste like yet, but they do look really nice with the black leaves and purple flowers and fruit.

It might be a Morouga.

I had 2 plants that I had overwintered from last season outside for about the last week and a half. We had a drop to the mid 30's with lots of rain which caused my plants to loose most of their leaves before I brought them back inside. They have perked back up a bit but they still look pretty...

It might not be so bad if it would at least warm up a bit too. Continued lows of 30's and 40's wont let me even attempt to get anything outside.

Is this the wedding you are talking about?

+1 for spicy chicken. It is going to get lonely, it needs a friend or 10.

A lot of the newer cast iron stuff comes preseasoned. And here is a link on how you can clean it out.

I got a few packs of seeds from them this year and I got mine in about a week also. Good luck and happy growing

Wow you have a forest growing there.

Well, different peppers burn in different ways. For instance I don't like the it when my lips are on fire, but I don't mind the burn in the throat or tongue. I know that does not really answer your question so I will add that for me once peppers get to a certain level it is hard to tell the...