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This year I grew out two plants grown with seed from two different ripe Thai Hot peppers I bought at the supermarket.  One turned out to be a cross and it is really delicious!  Judging from the looks of it, I'm guessing it's Thai x Serrano.  I'll probably grow out some F2 plants in 2017:    ...

    Thanks Paul.  Brown reverting to Red sounds like a good one.  I'd love to share seed of my red bhuts... I've just been so busy with my other "real" life things I haven't been able to get my seed sharing routine very organized.  I need to get a better system down for doing that...

  And 178 years later it's still alive and kicking.   2016:

  :rofl:

  Wow, that's great.  Thanks for sharing Datil!  I did send that cross over to Australia a few years ago... it could be a descendant of one of mine, but I think there were also others playing around with similar crosses.  Either way, very cool to see such a fun cross a few generations later...

Great photography!

    Thanks Gary!  You should try this one sometime... different from a bhut, I bet it'd be very productive in your climate.

I just picked a bunch of Impact Bhuts, opened them up, and put them in the dehydrator.  These are one of my top 3 bhuts this year.  Of course as I was taking the seeds out I thought to myself "maybe I'll only grow Impact Bhuts next year..."

  Beautiful!  Great work!   :clap:

  That's great! Congratulations Rick! :dance:

Here are my dried CGN 17020 pods.  These are great for wintertime, when eating chicken noodle soup, take a couple and crumble them up, mix in with a bowl:

  That's true, there is the heat level.  I just love that unique bhut tangy flavor...       Yep, looks like that's what it is.  I believe that I originally received CGN 17020 from PepperLover.  My original Dorset Naga seed was from cmpman1974, and I do recall him saying he also got his from the...

  Hey Rick, you know, they are, but I've moved them off to the side, so they're somewhat neglected.  I just didn't think they lived up to the hype.  I don't think anything really compares to bhut flakes and powder.   Speaking of Bhut and Naga types...   Here are some true Dorset Nagas:   I'll...

  Thanks Devv.  A plant I've been growing as a houseplant actually set fruit: http://thehotpepper.com/topic/58077-spicegeist-2016-ia-ioee-ia/?p=1311391   I grew this out.       Thanks!  Not quite the tops, as my phone is a good few years old now, but it still gets the job done.  The weather here...

    Scotch Brain looking great.  What generation is the one you're growing?  I've seen some variation and that looks like a great pheno!

Mystery cross looks really nice.  What's your guess as to the parentage?

I decided to just keep four Neyde x Suomi F2, these were pretty much the darkest seedlings: Coffee plant grown from seed:

I bought a few Thai peppers from a local supermarket and grew out two plants, each grown with seed from a different pepper. One seems to have grown true: And the other is a cross, but I’m liking the way it’s looking.  Will probably be good for making hot flakes: And this little critter...

  I grew two Red Thai plants this year with seed from supermarket peppers.  One grew true, the other is actually an interesting looking cross.  I'll probably use it for flakes.

  These thin orange/yellow peppers look very nice!