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from my experience, my plants just are bigger and bushier and produce like crazy much earlier (duh) the 2nd year. i have one plant that's on it's 3rd year. looks better than ever after i cut it back to about nothing. bounced back amazingly, now looks like a small bush, and it's producing fairly...

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simply, no. pods don't change shape they get bigger.

i'm gonna have to take a look at that.

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you don't have to dry them. you can take them straight from the pepper and plant them. they seem to sprout much quicker the fresher the seeds.

you can set out back with a beer and a pellet gun

kinda looks like a peach habanero, maybe. do they taste any different?

so i figured, what the hell. i'm gonna post a few pics i took the last couple days. hope somebody enjoys it.    here's a small harvest yesterday. mostly spanish nagas, some okra and some little black prince tomatoes [/URL]   heres yellow morugas, a red 7 and a spanish naga. [/URL]   here's some...

those look like lacewing eggs. a beneficial insect that will eat aphids. don't kill them. 

i imagine you could train and prune them, i would imagine. i like my plants both bushy as well as tall, so i don't have advice on exactly how to do what you want to do. good luck and happy growing. 

i've had seedlings die from similar temps. 

i've had nagas this year that looked a little bit like this, but i agree, it doesn't look like the usual chinense. 

i have had seeds take over 2 months to pop. and, i've had some which seemed to pop in just a couple of days. i've even had pellets that i tossed into a pot that i thought were worthless, and then they sprouted what seemed like 3 months or more later. you never know with pepper seeds. . 

way too hard to say at this point, except there may be a little purple in the stem. this could indicate it is a super hot, but again, way too early to tell. 

i don't know if i could make that decision. you are a man of great fortitude. 

to me it definitely looks like a combination of things. possibly a combination of multiple pests, or pests with calcium deficiency. or maybe just severe calcium deficiency. maybe i'm totally wrong. just my thoughts did you cut the plant back? it looks like you may have cut it too high and it...

that thing looks jacked up. have you fertilized them recently? here's a couple references i like to share, share them if you like:   [/URL] maybe think about cutting all that dead looking shiz off down to the lowest new growth. they'll come back better than ever, at least they do for me.

there's a chance, but probably not in the f-1 seeds. the f-2s would probably have some reds, i would imagine. this is only speculation from what i have read and heard about the subject. i have yet to grow out my f-2s and they were red to begin with...