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It has the shape of those Jay's ghost scorpions

bird's eye maybe

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  That's a good point I didn't think about.   Anyway, I hope for the best. Cheers

It is an annuum, so some sort of cayenne maybe?

Sounds awesome, AJ! I'm definitely rooting for you!   Having connections with people in general always pays off. People are awesome sometimes Hahahah!   There are a lot of Farms in Japan where you pay a price to get in and you get a small bowl so you can pick up whatever they grow there and take...

  It's up to you, if you want it to grow, you should remove the buds, if you want it to fruit, leave them there.

  oh I think it is because of the water drops in the leaves... at that temperature it would damage them like that. try to not wet the leaves when watering, it should be okay then

Good to see people from the south indeed. Although I'm really far from you guys.   Your seedlings look good. No need to worry about that "burn" on the edge of those leaves. I think it is just water damage.   How cold does it get where they are at night? Just to know, not to worry.

looking foward to it when it gets stable!

Well, the portuguese people were sailing to India when they ended up in Brazil back in 1500. Maybe before they slayed some natives and took Paubrasilia trees they got some peppers to india    btw, I'm not by any means being aggressive lol

Nice video! btw that's a good looking pod if I ever seen one. holy sheep.

How hot are they?   I have an annuum very similar to the second one. I don't know what variety that is either =/

Damn that mustard color looks so good.

It's not on us if you expected people to know exactly what those peppers are.   I saw all topics you created but I had no clue. So many similar looking peppers that I can't put a finger on.    I'm here for a while so I'm pretty sure that if no one replied, it's because no one can say anything...

Pretty sure that's a sun tan

I would stop fertilizing them and water normally without any nutrients and then 1 week later, give them some worm casting tea

isolated polination is when you protect the actual flower to not polinate with any other. like putting the flower bud before it opens inside a ziplock bag or something

I like to renew my plants' genetics

well at least they look good   that one with a tail might tell that the plant is from cross polinated pod?