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It's almost winter here in the south hemisphere. Good news is I can grow peppers the whole year because where I live never goes below 50°F. I'm just slowly growing my seedlings both outdoors and indoors and taking care of my last year's chocolate and red habaneros. they're looking great! And I...

I'm taking a shot in the dark here... naga morich maybe?

yeap, deafinitely not peters. try sending them those pictures to see what they say

  Waiting for the pictures!

have you tried rubbing a cotton swab in the flower to polinate it? 

they look fine to me   Btw, is it a thing for reapers to grow 3 cotyledons? I have about 5 out of 20 seedlings that have grown 3 cotyledons

Damn this was a great idea.

It's hard to tell what it is right now... Maybe a super chilli? thai super? that's what I got.   please do tell us their response. It sucks when you grow a pepper for a whole season and you don't get what you were waiting for. 

Wait until the pod fully grow and post some more pictures. That's for sure not a peter... did you get the seeds from ebay?

As said here, if you top the plant I think it will grow many side growths. Nice plant btw

Greetings from São Paulo, Sam. It's nice to see someone else from Brazil here. I'm new here as well so I wish the best for us  :P

my guess is Capsicum chinense. white flowers and more than 1 flower per node. I mean, I could be wrong.

could you take a closer picture of a flower of the plant in the first picture?

I'm not a hydroponic grower so someone should know better, but in my experience, you can do both but if the soil touches the water, it could change it's PH, I think it's better to remove the roots completely from the soil and put them on the clay balls, in the netcup and put some of the roots...

How hot is it? Could be a thai

Thank you all!   Hello there! sorry I'm not lutheran and I don't know them =/   Yeah, Salvador is a wonderful place! It's summer the whole year Hahaha  You'll be very welcome in Brazil!

So I just got those as a gift from that same local market's owner. It was sold to her as Carolina Reapers:     These are the ones that most look like reapers, there are some others that came together but I separated them. I've already collected the seeds from these two pods

Hey guys. I'm a fairly new pepper lover from Brazil. I'm planning to stay here for a while! Where I live the temperature never gets lower than 55°F so people here plant peppers the whole year. i'm hoping to learn the most here. Thanks!

Thanks! Yeah, looks like those are indeed serrano and scotch bonnet! thank you!       Thanks! I'm pretty sure I'll be staying here for a while Hahah So it seems like my local market got those peppers from the largest agriculture market in brazil and just re-sells it! I guess I was lucky Hahah  ...