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How long would it take an average chinense variety to go from seed all the way to fruit?  I've been hearing a range of 4 months all the way to 6.  I understand there's a bunch of variables, but for those who are indoor hobbyists, how long does it take you?

Yeah I guess, I think I'll just take your advice.

How do you guys think it compares to the 7 pot bubblegum heat and flavor wise.  I am about to grow both and I wanna know info from people who have tasted both or either, and thanks for the replies.

What do you think about the brain's taste?

What would you rate the bhut from 1-10, and what about the brain from 1-10?

Would you say it's hotter than a bhut jolokia?

Whats the average and high SHU for this chili?  What does it taste like?

I crossed a TAM jalapeno with a chinense and wondered if the cross was successful from the look of the true leaves, the mother was the TAM by the way,

What generation are these chilies at as of today?  Would it be likely I got the bleeding calyx and stem? What is their high SHU and their average?  Help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

I guess you could imagine it as the initials for the syllables, BBG=Bu Bble Gum

Most varieties are only green when unripe, I can't think of any that are green when ripe, could be wrong though.  I think the 7 pot primo is the hottest yellow, haven't tried it though.

If I cross a naga, then reaper, and then a douglah last, would it be the same as crossing a naga with a douglah, and then finally the reaper as last?  I don't fully understand how the heredity works out, help would be appreciated.

That was the f1 (as far as I know) what about the current generation?

I figured

Yes.

What do you believe is the world's hottest pepper?

Is it common to follow the crosses that people do to make popular f1's like the chocolate bhutlah, reaper and whatnot?  Or I should say is it possible?  I am a newbie.

I don't expect it to be this simple, but would it be possible to basically create almost a copy of an f1?  My idea is that since most varieties are inbred to the point where they are almost clones, is it possible, for instance, to recreate pepper "x"?  Lets say pepper x's parents are the 7 pot...

Thank you!

So I've started to see things like "Chocolate Bhutlah SM", what exactly does SM or DM mean? It's been driving me crazy seeing DM and SM used so common and me not knowing what it means, any help would be appreciated.