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Ghost pepper would be my favorite, they’ve always been the nicest plants in my garden too.

I believe minus this plant 29 total. They all are very healthy except for this one. This will be my first time growing Carolina reapers so I’m excited for those.

Thank you very much for the info , I shall be removing that plant and it’s surrounding soil. So chances are no point in keeping it around and should just dispose of it

Unfortunately my daughter and her friend mixed them up on me before they were in their permanent planters. But it will be either a Carolina reaper, ghost pepper, habanero, purple cayenne or red cayenne.

I have a plant that look’s diseased and deformed but I cannot identify with/by what. Was started as a seedling with the rest of the plants but does not look healthy at all. Is it worth trying to save or just replace it.

Howdy everyone, new here, been growing various pepper for the past 5 or so years. Just started a small hot sauce company. And I’m here for general info and any questions I may have.