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another great review. you are the man, nigel. 

yellow bhut maybe fatalii 

i have that problem. i have snails and spiny stink bugs around. haven't figured out which one or if it's both

it looks like you could find something on there. i just use mason jars myself, but a bottle might be a little more handy

the purple looks like possibly suntan. most superhots have purple in the stems and will get a purpleish suntan where it's not protected from the sun by the leaves   then again you could have a cross. i'd have to see closer probably to tell you with any certainty. all 3 pics look like the same...

they do seem to take forever,  but once they start turning you should have more than you know what to do with. 

the seed is supposed to be at the top. dont worry about it

ice on affected area.

the reds don't really taste different. they turn green when you cook them too. 

love okra. piece of cake to grow down here in FL. looks like you've got the hang of it. 

i've had it maybe 4 times. every time a different pepper. save the seeds. who knows maybe you'll get more. that's the idea.

just don't call them "carolina reaper" and you will be fine. what a bunch of bullshit. glad i didn't give my money to them and have no interest in paying a dollar a seed for an unstable, accidental cross that somebody's trying to get rich from. 

i would chop it in half and let it sit to dry if you don't have a dehydrator. i  always chop them in half, otherwise i get a greyish white powdery mold inside. 

just plant them. they will probably germinate faster than any seeds you've planted before.

i would say yes

i've had yellow habanero seeds that ended up orange but they had no heat either. cut back on the water and pick them after the soil has been dry for a few days and i bet they will be hotter. 

i would venture to say yes it did. 

Turk's cap.... i have one growing pods look similar. almost zero heat.