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Those pods are huge man! I grew Bishop's Crown last year and they quickly became my favorite. Only one that comes close is Aji Fantasy. The seeds that I got from last year's pods are turning out some funky, nasty tasting pods, so I appreciate the opportunity to get some quality seeds again...

Heck yeah, ill take some. Mine didnt grow true this year.

Go right ahead

Not certain that Goats are technically Bonnets. Close enough for me.

Here is a list of the Bonnets I am growing this year: MOA Yellow Chocolate SB P Dreadie Freeport Orange Saraga (best of the best imo) Jamaican Hot Chocolate SAFI (Not technically a SB) Jamaican Long Bahamian Goat TFM Foodarama Red Foodarama Yellow WHP Send me a pm if you are interested in an sfrb

Bottom looks like Yellow Brain Strain

Dang you gave those away!

Im starting to come to that conclusion here as well. I used them this year as a test to see how they would perform against other various pots that I have used in the past, buckets, pots, etc. All the plants in fabric pots have a twin growing right beside it in a 5 gallon bucket. Same soil...

I just happen to have a couple of those laying around.

Thats a great idea, thanks for posting. I used that method on my seedlings earlier in the season when they were still inside. Basically just a double cup method, but its the same concept. Not sure why I havent tried it, im a little slow I guess[emoji3]. Have you tried it with fabric pots? Water...

Has anyone tried using Hydrowet or any other similar product for treating hydrophobic soil? I thought I had built a pretty solid soil mix this year, but there were a couple of factors that I overlooked. First, I used 7 gallon black fabric pots, not recommended in this Arkansas heat. I have some...

Tru dat! We all have his address....

Have you tried to harden them off, as opposed to sticking them right out in the sun with no adjustment period? I had a hell of a time hardening mine off this year due to an unseasonably cold Spring. By the time it was safe to leave them outside over night, it was 95 degrees during the day. Took...

If I remember correctly, the pods that Guru got ALL of our seeds from sat out in the snow for several days before being harvested.....

Well, I stand corrected. Apparently that variety has been crossed with a chinense to get the multiple flower per node characteristic for higher yield. So yeah, if your peppers looked like that then all is normal.

Yes that is what a flower looks like just after it sets fruit. But I can say with 100% certainty that that is not a Cayenne. Cayenne is an Annuum and that plant is clearly a Chinense (multiple flowers per node.) Do you have a pic of the pods that it put out earlier in the season?

Not sure what the problem is then. My YBS seeds all performed well, but I have had a few other varieties do that to me in the past. No matter what you do they just dont want to act right. Could be an environmental thing.

How many did you plant? May have just ended up with a runt, or it could be your soil?

Finally starting to get some pics worth sharing. This cool spell and rain has really helped me out big time. Should get some good harvests in the near future.

Thanks for the peppers bud! Good job on the Cinder. That is one hot bastard!