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Superb pics Mega, White Bhut looks like it could become popular.

Nice pics - the Bhut with the stinger is very cool.

What soil are they in? If the soil already had slow release nutrients, just leave them alone for a while. As TPGM said above, let them dry out a little before you re-water and perhaps give them a little more shade - especially afternoon shade.

It looks pretty good to me. I'd leave it alone other than water for a while. What kind of soil is it in? If the soil already has nutrients, giving it anything else might hurt it more than help it.

Jumbo Cayenne plant. Pods are about 8 inches long. (20 cm)

You are a brave man. Very impressive.

Thanks Cappy - I still have the Yellow 7 Pot seed I got from you last year and I should grow it next year just to compare side by side with these Scorpions. I also have some Douglah pics to update soon from your seeds. I look forward to tasting both the Primo and Douglah as soon as they're...

Beautiful plants SS. I always had to hand pollinate my Manzanos. Wet a small brush and transfer the pollen to the other flower centers. I did it at noon with the sun shining bright and had good luck. With out hand pollination, I got nothing.

Just PM me. They're really quite good - I'm surprised how much I like them. Not quite Fatalii flavor, maybe a bit more similar to a Beni Highlands, but Fatalii level of heat, just below a Bhut. The heat is manageable and the flavor is there and the pods are big enough & meaty enough so the...

Fantastic thread Lee! I can't wait to see how you'll do once you start taking this whole pepper growing thing seriously. :rofl:

Nice pics - I've never heard of a Maya Red Hab before - I'll have to check that out.

Bucket plants look great - very nice variety of plants.

Agreed Spicegeist, I can probably skip growing Yellow 7's. Scorpion Pod up close ↓

Here you go Bleash, some late evening sun shots. I've been shooting the pods off the smaller plant on the right because it had more ripening ones. Yellow Scorpion - Both plants ↓ Yellow Scorpion - the larger plant pods ↓ all Yellow Scorpion plant pods below ↓ I'll have to shoot more...

Two Giant Jalapenos in their Box ↓ - the pods are big, I doubt the plants will get much bigger in this environment - I might grow one of these in the ground next year nice fat pod ↓ Yellow Scorpion pod ↓ - more orange than Tropicana, the camera flash makes it look more yellow

Update - fresh pics from early morning July 16th My two Chocolate Bhuts ↓ pods starting to ripen ↓ variable pod shapes ↓

Don't eat one if you have to go to work the next day. Just sayin.

Just stumbled on this thread today. Beautiful job on the photo journey. All the plants look great - I love the variety!

My 5 Desert Island plants would be: Bhut Jolokia Fatalii Biker Billy Jalapeno Serrano Thai Dragon or Cayenne - hey Potawie, I know you like Fresnos - do you know of a good seed source for some hot Fresnos? I've been growing these ones I got in Wegmans a few years ago and they're pretty bland...

Everything looks super healthy! Excellent variety. I've never grown the Paper Lantern before, is it worthwhile or just another Red Hab?