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So yesterday I decided to get this bright idea to increase the direct sun exposure my plants were getting. Even though they still wilted in the 3 hours of late afternoon sun they were getting hmmmm. So I moved them out to a location in the back yard where they would get direct sun from about 12...

Leaves can also can pucker due to a lack of calcium.

When I grew Fatali's the pod sizes really varied. I guess it is possible. Do you have pics of other pods or the plant itself?

Thanks for the info, they have a good deal going on for first time buyers who sign up with e-mail. Just ordered some of the Tomatoes alive fertilizer to try out on my peppers :)

I would wait and see if it gets darker in color. No idea what it is unfortunatly. Also the first pod on the plant might not give an accurate idea of the heat and flavor. I had Red Savina's and Yellow Scorpions first pods on the plant that had no heat or much flavor.

Plants are looking good, love that 7 pod.

Looking great C !

Here is an update, not too much going on. I assume alot of root development is going on. Bahamian Goat Yellow Scorpion CARDI Douglah This is how hot the sun has been lately

Hot peppers are not the fastest growing plants and they do require a lot of patience. I know how you feel though because I'm not the most patient person in the world lol.

Great looking plants.

Welcome

Looks like bhut jolokia

Wow your plants are so nice and healthy Gary. I wish I had the amount of space you have there.

They look awsome Gary! I'm sure they are delicious. I love yellow peppers, they have the best flavor IMO.

Found some nice Goat Peppers today ;)

The Bahamian Goat pepper looks more like a light pink / peach looking hab. Hope I'm not intruding by posting this on your blog Windchicken. I just wanted to share this photo of the goat pepper from the seeds that i sent my friend Madhatter in 2010. If your interested in some seeds, I would be...

Your plants are looking great! By the way your Bahamian Goat looks more like some sort of scotch bonnet.

You have been bamboozled. Sorry bro I know how it feels.

They look very much like the Bonda Ma Jacques iv'e grown before.

Don't really need to ID but thought i would share a pic of these locally grown yellow and orange scotch bonnets (and one Bahamian Goat) If you look closely especially at the larger orange one you can see little spike like bumps on the pod. Has anyone seen this before on a scotch bonnet? Will...