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Looks like a regular old habanero variant

http://imgur.com/a/PY766 Something scorpion I think? Whatever they are they're hot as hell right? They look pretty mean to me

The pepper on the plant I know for certain is an aji lemon drop. Now the bigger one I want to know if it also is a lemon drop. The known lemondrop plant was grown inside in a sun room while the bigger one was grown outside. by volume, you could fit about 5-6 of the smaller one in the bigger one...

Great choices guys :), really love how everyone is so passionate and easy to approach in this community. Will be trying to grow the aforementioned lemon drops for sweetness and MOAs for the heattness :)

What do you guys think the Tastiest pepper is? Some like it hot some like it sweet. This is purely subjective, so please let us know what you like about the pepper that made you choose it :D

I'm hoping the community can come together and produce a phylogeny with as many peppers as possible. It would be really interesting and very informative and helpful to have all the lineages mapped out :)

yeah I took a bite outta that one :D

The one on the far right I think is a reaper, 2nd from the right I have no idea, however it wasn't as hot as the other 4. Third from the right I believe was some sort of scorpion, and the one on the far left I think was a hybrid I bought from butch-t (can't remember which it was) Not entirely...

These were grown through hydroponic so the leaves might look different because of that

Same here! Would love to pop these in my hydroponic :)

I think it's a ghost pepper. If not any ideas?

http://m.imgur.com/JKk8VlT,MTkYmHK,z6RXsCA The first one I think is a ghost pepper, the second I think is a Trinidad scorpion, and the third one I believe is a cross pollination between the two. If that is true what is it called? Also would it be hotter, sweeter, taste better? Edit: the third...

Yeah have to refill twice a week lol

Oh lol that's one of those old timey hats my grandfather used to wear.

Lol you have no idea:

I'm under the impression that it is, but just for clarity sake :).

Yes it is, I planted it at the same time I started all my other plants (including outdoor) and I gotta say, it grew super super fast. The second closest is my reaper plant that just started to bloom flowers.

The first pepper has began to change color and ripen :):):) I think they're bishops crowns. I would like to thank the community for answering all my questions!

Update: http://imgur.com/s5EiSzU a couple of the peppers are beginning to change color, looks like they're turning brown! Does this mean they're chocolate bhutlahs after all?

Thanks! This really gives me confidence in my little experiment I will be trying. The end result I'm looking for is some sort of pepper plant that's able to produce a variety of peppers :)