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One can only hope! haha

Keep the seeds and grow them out to see if you can get 'thorns' again.

I keep them consistently moist. I use a pump spray bottle to make it something I can do often at my convenience. This also helps prevent drowning them (which they will be angry at). After a set of true leaves or two I will let this get a tad wilted before watering.

They may be getting more daily sun exposure than they were in the shelf placement at HD. They could be acclimating to this.    Also, the soil those plants come in dry out rather quickly. Their roots probably haven't grown out of that mixture and into the beds/bigger pots yet.   FYI I always...

Could this be the result of them being over ripened? 

  Something I keep hearing. I'm surprised I forgot to add them to this years grow. Never had any from that family.

Coup you and your brother need to Youtube channel your own pepper reviews. The story of bringing your brother up to chili-head status. You two have good screen presence together. 

I use this bad boy. Night and day difference.  

  They carry Dragon Cayenne at my local Home Depot and Lowes.   I believe those are a Thai Dragon X Cayenne cross.

  I've never had a scotch bonnet. So this is my bonnet year. I'm growing MOA yellow, TFM, Papa Joes, and Foodarama. Really excited about them!   I wasn't able to get 7 Pot Burgundy or Wild Brazil seeds, but those are on my to-get-list. I might order a live Wild Brazil but I don't know if that's...

I've experienced some euphoria from superhots, but nothing profound. Also nothing resembling deep introspection I would get from actual psychedelics :P    Pretty awesome you get that though!    Bahamian Goats gets me introspective about my life and how I want to relocate to somewhere tropical haha

Check out Madame Jeanette. I preferred them to my BMJ, Datil, and Fatalii. 

Favorite Hot Pepper: Bahamian Goat   Favorite Sweet Pepper : Hopefully my Trinidad Perfume once it's ready   Fun To Grow: Most! Aji Omnicolor is a bag of fun.   Easy To Grow: Aji Limon, Brazilian Starfish,..   Taste: Bahamian Goat, CGN21500, Tepin X Lemon Drop

Awesome! I love CGN21500 and this year I'm growing CGN21566 as well. How would you compare say CGN21500 with this 23255?   Photo of CGN23255 from Semillas:  

I thought MOA = a yellow scotch bonnet variety. Oops.   My ignorance. I learn every day.

  Same. My Baccatum younglings get much more leggy than my peppers from all other families.   @Burning Colon Where in Peru does the pepper originate? Perhaps finding that out and replicating the native temperature and humidity as best as possible will help. Maybe it's just really sensitive in...

Hardening off is not just about sun exposure. You have wind, humidity, temperature, et ectera, for them to slowly acclimate to.    *edit: Sorry I misread your post. I think your approach is good. Just make sure you're not going from your indoor light setup straight into hours of direct sunlight...

I buy ladybugs and or aphid lions. I enclose the area with shade cloth / netting to keep the lady bugs and green lacewings around. 

    This doesn't need to become some point of contention. I don't understand why my posts are being misconstrued.    Seeds are often covered with the residual oils excreted from the placenta. Seeds then become spicy in that if you put them in your mouth or rub them on your face, you'll take...

If you want to read it that way ;)   I'm saying if you put said seed in your mouth it will be spicy. I qualified what I meant by 'spicy seeds'. Clearly I said the seeds themselves were not the source of the heat.