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have a small pile of morugas, brain strains, and fatalis laying around.  already have way too many peppers.  dont know what to do with them.  Also have a few Zanahoria Triangulos and several Jamaican Yellow Mushrooms sitting on the plants.  

Going with the Congo.  Thanks everyone! 

Strong Chinense taste. I ate a quarter of a smaller one and it lit me up.  Not as much as a moruga or brain strain, but hotter than the habanero/scotch bonnet level.  I would be really excited if it was an Antillais but the flavor and shape do not quite match up.  The last Antillais I had...

  sauces. salsa, rubs, gifts, random mail bombs, 

thank you.  nothing compared to pepperproblems table fulls from last year.  way more than what I wanted or needed but alas it is part of why we do what we do i guess.  

I dont recall getting any congo seeds but there were so many.  I have not tried it yet but will be soon.  Thanks!!!!  

Got another round of harvests off the plants.  This is most of it.            

I am guessing this is a 7 Pot based on the pod shape.  Any ideas of a specific type?  I have not seen the pod grow with this type of color before.  I got these seeds from Pepperproblem but I had the plant mislabeled when transplanted.     Here is the immature pod on the plant.  I thought these...

    great. thank you very much.  awesome thread. 

about to start my first ferment experiment.  Wild Brazils, Onion, Garlic, and harvested Whey.  I am going to use the loose lid method.  I seem to remember reading that after fermentation starts the lid is suppose to tightened?  Is that correct?  Or does the lid stay loose through the ferment...

it could be that im not letting them ripe long enough.  idk they have been on the plant for a while.  any hint of another color i started pulling lol. 

  yeah I will take some and post.  They start really dark purple and turn to a lighter shade of purple, almost pink.    

sorry I had to segment the posts because of the picture limit I have.           Thanks Nigel!  Part of our discussion was the climate we are growing in and when to start.  So many of these plants did not get to pots until May or early June.  I knew they would come in later in the season but...

    Rainforest Pepper.  He was so excited about growing this one.  The one in the bag is a Antilles Red or 7 Pot, not quite sure.  Plant did not grow well and bugs and ants got to it big time despite the Diatamaceous earth all around it.        Here is first major harvest from a few weeks...

Howdy folks.  Many of you knew and interacted with PepperProblem while he was with us.  Toward the end of last season and the beginning of this one he unloaded a lot of seeds on me without even asking.  He also helped me start my grow this year from seed, something I had not succeeded at before...

based on the leaf set I would say chinense. so no not lemon drop. 

awesome thanks so much guys.  will look up how to isolate. 

Wow oh wow. Now this has me excited.  Pepperproblem also gave me a few rainforest seeds and he was very excited about growing them.  I thought it was another plant I have but I am happy to be wrong.  Here is a flower picture.     I can get closer if I need to.        Here is the plant. Man I...

ok cool thanks.  this plant grew quickly once transplanted in May and continues to grow.  very prolific.