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plants are like children. not every child looks exactly like their siblings. then again, might be a cross. i certainly am no expert.  cool either way. save seeds from the oddball, for sure. i'll trade you for some. 

salty is good. looks tasty

well, i'm no expert, but i love my overwinters. cut those bad boys (or girls, whatever you prefer to call them) back and they just explode to a humongous plant producing peppers way before any pepper you started from seed that year could. the plants that i chose to not cut back have produced...

maybe cut it and see if it's still green on the inside. if it's just dried twigs then i'd give it up

my preferred method:   take your peppers. put them in the blender. put some white vinegar and a little salt. hit blend. viola. throw it in a jar and put it in the fridge. you've got yourself something...   btw, 2:1, peppers:vinegar

you could either have a calcium/magnesium deficiency, or pest problems. mites can cause damage like that. these are a good place to start. save and share these:       and here's a happy moruga pepper pic to brighten your day. Lol.... :rofl:     best of luck and happy growing fellow pepper lover!

the flowers are supposed to die and they will eventually drop off. sometimes they hang on to the pepper. i wouldn't worry too much. if you start seeing lots of these bugs, then you could possibly have an issue, but in my opinion, you look to be doing just fine. 

welcome

i've got some seedlings. can't wait to get some pods. those look sick dude. im jelly. lol. good job man happy growing...

you can put the de powder on a small brush and brush the undersides of the leaves and the new growth where the aphids are. that'll mess them up pretty good

no spicy tomatoes...

tomatoes need a lot of water, i water mine almost every day. i've read somewhere "at least 3 inches a week"

yes. they are definitely as hot as advertised. 

HAPPY MORUGAS   [/URL]     and here's the Cajamarca. i have 5 or so of these going this year. never grown this one before. plants were given to me by a friend this year. not sure where he got the seeds.      [/URL]   [/URL]     this one got messed up somehow. [/URL]

probably daily, but not necessarily. you need to check the soil to see if it is moist or not. if the soil is dry, then water. make sure to not over water. what kind of potting soil do you have them in? does it already contain nutrients? if yes, and they were freshly transplanted then no nutes...

looks like a mosquito possibly. folks on here would probably recommend mosquito dunks. 

yes. they can't all grow at exactly the same rate. they usually catch up. 

i have some plants that are thriving in full florida sun. they are mostly superhots. some are overwinters from last year (7 pot from THSC) that have given me a couple pounds of peppers each already this year. they are in raised beds. 

are you trying to give me a seizure? 

making moruga scorp corn bread tonight. my kind of dessert.