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Yeah I am going to eat them this weekend, see how the heat is, probably will destroy me...

Douglahs Habalokias, came from 2 different plants, same seed source (SAdams) Red Ghost

So I made a trip out to the garden last night and picked some nice peppers, here they are, more on the way, still ripening... Yellow Ghost Yellow Ghost Cut Open Scorpion CARDI This thing is a monster

Yep, looks like the Jamaican Hot Chocolates I grew last year.

I want seeds from both!!!! :D :D :D

Excellent looking Douglah. To confirm, cut it open, if there is yellowish oil inside, you hit pay dirt!!!

How you been man??? Just to let you know the Habalokias are growing great, gonna over winter them. Havent gotten any ripe pods, but they are looking like they should turn soon. Want some fresh seeds? Let me know.

The south fence The west fence As my father calls it, "Gringo Island" Jalapenos, No Heat Jalapenos, Beaver Dam and Banana peppers And lastly a couple red Jalapenos

The first Scorpion Red to ripen The ones I have been waiting for the most, Brain Strain A VERY large Scorpion CARDI my "Babies" the Douglah, this is my FAVORITE pepper so far

Here are some pictures from today, I inspected the garden and found some nice surprises. Habalokia from Sadams Yellow Bhuts Chocolate Bhuts Red Bhuts Scorpion Red

"And you better want them dead" LOL Man am I in trouble, I have brain strains growing and they are looking like the one you ate, just still green. Excellent to you though for taking the pod down! Thanks for the video as well.

Very nice looking plants. How warm of an area are you keeping them in? I was not able to get my bhuts to set pods indoors, the flowers would just fall off, outside I have sooooo many pods I cant count them all.

I have yellow bhuts and it is odd that if I pick them just as they start to turn and let the turn inside they are yellow, if they turn outisde they are more orangish, dont know why. Nice looking plants :D

No, you should be fine if you keep them watered and the temp comes down. My ghost plants did this too last week when the temp was in the mid 90's. Now that the temps have fallen over the last couple days to the low 80's they have recovered and look good again. Too hot and alot of pepper plants...

Being in south Florida, I wonder how much salt is in your rain, too much salt in the soil will stunt growth. One thing you can do to make them nice and green and give them a growth spurt is give them some Fish Emulsion. You can get it at most garden centers. Lowes has it for around $8/quart bottle.

UH, I think potting both up in 1 container is ok, as long as they are "dainty" plants and the the container is large enough, I grew 3 tobasco plants in a 3.5 gallon pot last year and they did ok, this method is also known as clumping. As big as Bhuts can get I dont think its a good idea...

I will keep the seeds from that pod in a seperate baggie for next year, just to see, but yeah, it would be a wicked cross, isnt there already a brown scorpion?

I grew out 6 Douglah plants from seeds I saved from a plant I grew last year. The plant the seeds came from was nowhere near the Trinidad Scorpion plants I grew last year, but guess what? I have a tailed Douglah. Only 1 on the plant out of 13 pods has a tail. Is this a cross or a mutation or...

Very nice pepper pics. Mine are coming on as well, hopefully the Brain Strains give me pods soon as the flowers have been open for a week now. I am getting impatient! LOL

Ok so I read somewhere last year that if you save seeds from Trinidad Scorpion seeds that have a nice tail on them you will get plants the next year that produce tails and if you save seeds from pods that dont have much of a tail you wont get tails on the next plant's pods. Is this a good...