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Really not too sure but the plant looks amazingly healthy at least!

If I had to guess from that list i would say Douglah.

Good on you Habanero500 ;)

Very nice! Wish I had all of that space.

Definitely not a Douglah, not sure what it is though.

The 7 pot yellow looks more like some type of Bhut Jolokia.

I would have to agree gasificada. When they were destroying my plants a few years ago I could not even see them they were so small. They can be a complete disaster and stunt your plants growth for months or even kill them. I pray to God I keep them away from my plants.

Potted up a few more Douglah and Y. Scorps to their final 7 gallon pots. The Douglah's seem to have thinner leaves than the Goats and Y. Scorps so they still wilt a bit but not too bad anymore.

Looks like mites and they are very hard to get rid of! I hate them with a passion!

+1 Agree

If you purchased Orange Habs and end up with Fatali its your lucky day =P

iPlant looks hairy. Do any chinense have hair?

Plant looks good but you should try and avoid using clear cups.

Here is a pic of the insides I also decided to eat half of it. It was pretty hot but the flavor was not that great with a bitter after tone. Didn't really have the fruity taste of a chinense.

They look like Fatali's to me.

Well at least you got something good in error. They taste great and I'm sure a lot better than the Butch T from what iv'e read.

Of course its Jasmine rice =P only rice i use anymore lol. The basil is just common sweet basil. Unfortunately I don't have any Thai basil growing yet. And it was actually quite delicious. Only thing I was missing was special fried rice and fresh spring rolls!

Dinner Time! =)

Found these 4 mixed in with a few bags of goat peppers I bought today. Any ideas what they could be?

Well I decided to try out an idea today to reduce the heat that my black nursery pots would draw. Took one to try it out and see how it would stick. Since the primer states it would even adhere to glass. Took the 7 gallon pot cleaned it up good with some acetone then rolled on two coats and...