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I think even wind can pollenate. So netting just helps you chances of true seed.

Will removing bottom leaves create more forks? My plants have only a few forks at the moment but ton of leaves below the first fork. Should I remove them all? Will that allow the plant to have more energy to make more forks and thus, more peppers?

I haven't given any calcium. I never have to my plants. I can buy bone meal but heard it takes a month at least to work. I can't find any cal mag or folical local. I might have to get a few logs and have a small bondfire for some ash.

This is a pic of my chocolate hab and I think it needs calcium but my other plants have yellow distorted new growth. There are no aphids or other pests I see. I gave a lot of miracle grow in the past 2 weeks to get them going. Twice in 2 weeks a week apart I hit with full strength 15-30-15...

Top anaheim, bottom hot wax......

That was my first thought.

Way hotter than habs are 7 pods, bhuts, scorpions.....not annuums. Did you only ever eat store habs?

Type of cayenne or cayenne cross? Are the petals just white? If so then not lemon drop.

Amazing but like always I'm jealous............ :cry:

Unless you over winter, forget the pequin. They are slllllloooooooowwwwwww and by the size it is now and where you live you'll get ripe peppers next july.

Not Carribean red hab. Maybe cross of some type. Could be nagaXorange hab.

My plants have been getting munched and I wondered what would cause this type of damage?

Keep the garden even if it costs the marriage......... no wait you have a kid I see.......get rid of the garden and stay together for your 3 year olds sake.

Maybe morich or just a knarly fatali which I haven't seen before.

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I say bhut and yellow 7 but it's hard to tell in the first pic, are they light lime green or dark green? If dark then not a bhut but maybe morich.

What about wind? Can wind pollenate close plants through tulle even?

Looks exactly like a paper lantern and believe 100% that it is.

Almost looks like a bhut/hab cross. Any pods longer and pointier?

Smoking near them doesn't cause it, but touching them after touching infected tobacco does. It can live for something like 20 years on surfaces so if anyone moved into a house with in the last 20 years and don't smoke it's still possible for plants to get it I guess.