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I germinated some seeds for a friend of mine to grow and he has a few problems. First, I gave him a fatali, orange hab, scorpion and yellow 7. All are accounted for except the fatali. They were my open pollented seeds and here's what I believe is a fatali cross. The only other peppers I grew...

I found this spot on my golden cayenne. Is it Ber?

Looks like a Dorset to me.

Nice but I think your datils are fatalis.........

Last year they weren't like that when I pulled the plants in the fall. I guess thats a sign of healthier plants?

We had a bad storm roll by and it knocked all my plants over. When I went out to pick them up I noticed this. This was the case with most of my plants.

Thanks. So once I start to pick some ripe peppers those tiny ones that just set but didn't grow will start to grow?

Every year as my plants pod up it seems that when the plant is full of as many pods as it can produce the some peppers set but then don't grow at all. The new blooms fall and then it stops producing flowers. I was wondering if this is normal and should I pull off the "just set" peppers that...

No I meant I'd send one to N_FF :)

:welcome: from the Niagara Region.

I'll send you a bhut if you eat it and post it on youtube. :hell:

Hey where's the vid?

Not tepin............

How can it be weather or the soil if the other plants I have are fine?

My bonda ma jaques and chocolate hab have quite a few pods on them but the pods aren't getting very big. My brain strains, douglahs,scorpions and bhuts seem to be growing way faster. They have been fed the same and are in the same spot. I can't figure it out.

Fatalis are suppose to be hotter than orange habs but bonda ma jaques are suppose to be milder.

That's no caribbean red. :eek:

Chinense :)

Your right, my savinas were smooth but aren't the 2 fatter ones too fat, even for a dorset?