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move to florida. i overwintered my plants this year outside with no cover. not once. subtropical is the way to go.  ;)

bamboo stakes are fairly inexpensive. 

looks nothing like a banana pepper to me. it's red, for one.

wasabe is what does that to me. i get a runny nose sometimes from peppers but never that blast of fumes that cleans your sinus like wasabe/horseradish. 

i dont think you want to dump vinegar directly on your plants. sounds like a bad idea. 

i was just saying, because i grew red cogos this year. they have an amazing flavor and i think they are better compared to other red habanero types i have tried

i thought congos were red

yellow naga

i can't say for sure about the ghost scorp, but the butch t was definitely an unintentional cross. it's evolution. if you like the pepper, why not? i mean why wouldn't people be ok with it? the bhut jolokia is also a cross that happened in nature between chinense and frutescens. i would imagine...

  mutts are what all the best new strains start out as. i'd say plant it and you could have your very own pepper! i mean, how do you think the ghost scorp came to be in the 1st place?

nice work

  a phenomenon known by some as "shrinkage factor".  ;)

wait till the plant starts to wilt to water. it's a pepper it can handle it

i don't know if i would call them "generic", but i have no idea if they are commercial seed. they're pepper seeds i acquired from both trade and purchase from a seed company. not sure what to tell you about commercial carribbean farmer seed stock. the yellow moruga looks like a yellow habanero...

i have yellow moruga i also have red 7 pot but it doesn't look like a brain strain

is it a purple color? if so then it is suntan. if it is blossom end rot then it's another story. 

i can't imagine being able to tell the difference between 2 million and 2.1