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Yeah, I was going to say..shape, smoothness not a Bhut.

Very high actually. Just the right amount of heat that you can pop one in your mouth with your food. Easy to grow and productive!

Hornworm. Actually a caterpillar. They will destroy everything with no mercy. You have to look close for them. Just found one on my chocolate hab. Fortunately, I dispatched it before any damage could be done.

Thanks guys!

Keep us updated :)

Can't keep up with this thing. 40-50 ripe pods everyday. Started this one in a container but then, in-ground. 3 year old and non-stop producer every season :-) Duplicate post. Sorry!

Can't keep up with this thing. 40-50 ripe pods everyday. Started this one in a container but then, in-ground. 3 year old and non-stop producer every season :-)

I live at the base of our local mountains so each house is basically terraced. I cut into my backyard hill and did the terrace thing for my Tabasco, corn, artichoke, and eggplant. Drains nice north to south and plants seem to like it.

Very nice :-)

Hear that!

I will use BT but as a last resort. I visually inspect my plants often.. I found they like certain plants. Never found them on my Scorpions.

Bumper, they turn into a beautiful moth actually. Unfortunately, he's not getting the chance. I usually go out at night when I get home from work with a flashlight. Make sure to look under the leaves for white eggs.

Took shears and cut him in half. Had these pests on my plants a few years ago..not happening again. If you see them, remove and destroy every one otherwise, your plants are done.

I'll get a couple :)

My "in-ground" Tabasco is going on 4 years with a huge trunk. Producing every year.

I topped my Scotch Bonnet early in the season but sure am glad I did. Huge bush!

Did this months ago and the ladybugs are still around :-)

Always wanted to grow this one :-) Good luck!

Thanks. They are really starting to flower up! Picking Anaheims today.