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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...

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

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...

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...

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

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!

I was reading about grafting and it peaked my curiosity. From what I can see, you choose a plant that has a very strong/healthy root stock. Choose a plant that is very similar in stem diameter. Then you wedge them together basically (I know it's more complicated but I'm just too lazy to spell it...

Hey guys :) is this beautiful, mouth watering, green thing root or stem? Sorry my first time growing like this! I am unfamiliar with the structures!

Hey guys! So today, I'm going to be asking the hot pepper community a few questions about the optimal environment for a pepper! I'm going to be building my own hydroponic system and I just wanna know what to do, to optimize its growth rate! If anyone can awnser any of these questions, it would...

I heard orchid soil such as this: http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=17073516&KPID=14560884&pla=pla_14560884 is good for planting peppers. Is it true?

I was just wondering, I just received some reaper seeds and from seed to pepper, will I have enough time before the cold hits to plant these outside? I live in nj, currently I have a couple mature plants that are almost ready to be planted outside which I'm not worried about, just wanted to know...

Hi I'm new here, and I was just wondering what everyone's favorite peppers are! Things to consider: -favorite hot pepper -favorite sweet pepper -fun to grow (unless you're a masochist ;) ) -easy to grow (unless you like a challenge ;) ) -taste

Hey guys :) (sorry if it's the wrong section). I was just wondering, in general, if you want to harvest your seeds from fully grown peppers, how long would you have to wait to plant those seeds after harvesting them? I wanted to go straight from a ground grown pepper, to my hydroponic system for...

I don't know if you can Id them from seed, but if anyone can give me some insight that'd be nice :). http://imgur.com/TbhfmOi If the source is reputable I'd imagine the seeds would be legit

I was told they're either chocolate bhutlahs or Carolina reapers, although I'm not sure. Here's all the pictures I got, from flower to pepper: http://m.imgur.com/xTWTrAb,a0XfJCN,Dt0CrqH,8u0YmiK,AD9jeOT