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It is fairly easy to separate the roots under water, slowly removing all the soil, then refreshing the water to see. Time consuming for sure, but you can do it wo much loss.

I had two peppers under one stem a few times, but three? it is a pretty fin rare thing! :drooling:

I understand what you say and I respect these plants too. Compared to a viper, they are in a well isolated area, unable to harm anyone but its owner, which is okay. Not anyone else. I like Nightshade's thinking. I'm pretty sure you can "cage off" this beast in a way that even looks badass...

I don't exactly know what you want to achieve with this, but you won't. Maybe you'll kill a few slugs, birds, your own cat or whatever. Sounds like a silly idea.

I had the same experience with them. Out of about 20 seeds only one germinated and it looks kinda weird.

If they bounce back later, without you doing anything to them, its fine. You'll get a bit hotter peppers :party:

I have pruned my Trinidad Perfume and left some of the cuttings in simple tap water. They needed more time than tomatoes but all of them grew roots.

Welcome to THP! Never buy seeds from ebay, check the local sellers here, like Judy, you'll be glad you did! Anyway, I don't know what they are but nice looking plants ;)

Test it. If it is a Butch T, it will be like chewing a melting hot bottle of perfume. I grew them two years ago, and I'm pretty sure they were true, looked like this. Almost all of them had a pretty well defined pointy tail, some even turned around and pointed upwards. It is more like a "simple"...

Tie them to bamboo sticks, they are sturdy and cheap. Planting them deep helps too and they will grow roots from the buried stem. You can prune the top of the plants if you want to.

You can do the rain's work by spraying them off the leaves manually, against whiteflies or any intruders.