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The situation is such today: dozens of flowers and just a couple of pods...

Unfortunately, there are only 2 flowers and one pod left at the first node.

Shots of the day:

You're right that's something wrong with my plant identity (look at harry's post #8) Thank you!

The shots of the day I think the first pod has been formed (I'm sorry for the unsharp photo): Other flowers started to open at higher nodes: A cluster of flower buds: The plant looks so:

Today's shot

31st december Today 1st flower is fully opened and 2 flowers of 9 are half opened:

Happy New Year! Let chili peppers make the winter hotter!

9 buds keep growing: A node with 6 buds one level higher: Maybe you'right and my plant doesn't belong to PI 281429 variety. But it doesn't mean that 9 flower buds at a first node is an ordinary case, does it?

Fruits of a seed source plant looked so The fruits were small and hot (8-9 of 10)

In the end of October a friend of mine gave me a seedling of PI 281429 variety saying: 'My indoor conditions are not good for this child and I'm afraid it won't be overwintered fine'. 'OK, I'll take care about it', I said without any enthusiasm. 19 days later the seedling looked so: 32 days...

Thank you!

Some photos of pepper flowers made by a digital microscope

PI 585261 (Ultra Pube) - it gave me its first ripen pod 179 days after seed sprouting. - What is your latitude, and northern or southern hemisphere? (Southern hemisphere has more water than northern, so that may be a factor.) I am from Russia, Moscow so northern hemisphere . 56°N 36°E...

Hej från Moskva! Hur mår du? Hur står det till? :)

An eleven days pod of White Bhut Jolokia (the seed source is Smokinasschilli): Other pods:

Give me your post address. :)

The plants have been growing indoor under 250W HPS lamp. So it is no wonder I think! ;)

Don't know yet. I don't have enough space to plant F2 seeds. But I sent some seeds of F1 hybrids to Finland and Germany. A Finnish chilehead reports he's got a couple of F2 hybrid seedlings (Rocotillo X Pimenta Biqinho). They look so:

Habanero Saint Lucia Island Seasoning (C.chinense) Seeds germinated November 21 2011. I left 2 seedlings. First bud rudiments appeared on the 4th February 2012. First flowers opened on 22d February: First pods forming: The first fruit ripened 137 days after seeds germinating: The...