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I have been searching for the answer of this question for a while. It seems as if it is unknown what peppers the parents are?

https://imgur.com/a/rhZ98 These are some plants that I've started to grow. The ones with labels are the ones that have popped up (the chocolate Bhutlah isn't a SM Bhutlah. It's simply a Bhut X douglah cross). They are nothing compared to your lot but they are a start. Chocolate Bhutlah...

Looks like a great pepper.

Wow, those plants are looking amazing. Your going to have a big pepper yield this year!!!

I don't live in Phoenix but those are some healthy plants.

I don't live in America but it looks like fun!!!

Sorry Willard3, I don't know how to. Ocd chilehead, yeah I think it is just a standard annuum pepper.

Tastes very cayennish

I'll eat one and give you a description on flavour

https://imgur.com/a/R0nfv Anyone know what this is?

Easter was yesterday for me but oh well, happy Easter to all.

Nice, also I get the reference in the title. Good one!. It looks like your got a good year ahead of you so take care of those plants and you will have lots and lots of success.

That's good that your reaper is making a tail. Good to see your growing is going well :)

They look good, hope they grow and produce lots.

Haha, I failed miserably at trying to identify those pods, but hey, I'm still new to growing.

Woah, they look hot. If I can guess what they are. Top right: chocolate habanero Top left: orange habanero Bottom right: peach Bhut Jolokia Bottom left: Trinidad Moruga

I've got padrons

Wow, those peppers look great. Hope they ripen for you soon.

My bhuts curl as well, it a pain https://imgur.com/a/CUzUX I'm clueless as to why but it happens. They also have little spikes at the end but I think that's just how they grow

I would like to thank evanwilliams1988 for sending Manzano pepper seed to me. I have never grown pubescens so it's a new variety for me. I'm sure all the other people who you sent seeds too are appreciative of that as well.