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You are a brave man!  There were a few other adjectives I could have used, but this was the most favorable.  I'm growing the BB7 myself this year and it appears to be another one of the "inedible" variety.  Well, we always need more powder, right?  I have a few growing in 5 gal pots and they are...

I used to grow them some years ago - got the seeds from Redwood City in Cali and he sold them as "White Bullets".  Apt moniker for a tasty and hot little devil in a convenient size for fresh, non-cooking applications.  Great flavor and hundreds of pods per plant - the downside is you spend so...

Impressive setup - nice work.

Freezer space shrinking - had to break out the dehydrator.   Giant Bhuts, Yellow Bhuts & Chaguanas 7 Pot Red       Giant Bhuts, Yellow Bhuts       Chaguanas 7 Pot Red      

Some gnarly pods there - very nice work on the photography.

  Awesome - I'll grow them again next year.  Less heat than a Red Bhut as expected, but still some of that "apricot" Bhut aroma and flavor.  Maybe not even as hot as a Fatalii, but I love the huge pod size.  So far - great with chicken and tuna.         tomatogrowers.com or PM me.

It wasn't the Bugzooka that slowed the stink bugs down.  They just got so fat, they rolled around on the ground and couldn't eat any more. Chaguanas 7 Pot Red.  Tasty, fat - less heat than other 7 Pots I've grown.   Giant Cayenne - a great chile pepper.  Versatile, flavorful, decent heat and...

2nd Wave of Giant Bhut pods.  I might have to dry these pods.     Giant Bhut pods.     Yellow Bhuts finally starting to ripen.  These look very nice - 1st time growing them.  I'm impressed with the pod size.

Dorset Naga - one of my all time favorites.  The pods were really fat and juicy this year, and extremely hot, not Brain Strain or Butch T hot, but hot.  Usually more productive than this one, I think I let it run out of water one too many times.   Ancho San Luis - nice fat pods, nothing...

15 Gallon Root Pouch obtained from     http://www.greenhousemegastore.com/product/root-pouch-grey-fabric-pot-3-4-year/nursery-containers

  That very well could be - I've been killing stink bugs around here all year.  Bought a Bugzooka for the house - comes in very handy.     Thanks!

Chaguanas 7 Pot Red pods - nice productive plant - seeds from my buddy scoville down in Tampa, FL.   Chaguanas 7 Pot Red pods - closer look.   Supposed to be a Biker Billy Jalapeno - but I'm thinking it crossed with a Serrano as no Bikers I've ever grown before resemble these.  Hot and tasty...

Mariachi - 7 gallon pot.  Always a favorite - tasty and productive - low heat.   Yellow Bhut plant - this thing really spread out and took over.  Just to it's left is a decent sized Aji Crystal you can barely see, and behind that is a Giant Cayenne - well hidden.  Directly behind the Y Bhut is...

  2 Giant Bhut Plants - 5 gallon on left 15 gallon on right - the bigger plant was healthier from the start, so it's not just pot size - but that being said, it's the biggest container plant I've ever grown by far.   G Bhut pods.   Sadly, many of the G But pods are suffering from this white...

Nice Rich - how big is that container you're standing next to with the BS tree?  I have a Giant Bhut growing in a 15 gallon Root Pouch this year and while it looks good, it doesn't look that good!

Just a bump - THP newbies should discover this legendary thread of what is the hottest pepper of all time.

Great pictures Jason - I'm hoping Chase continues to improve and maybe even he's home by now.  Your plants in the aero pots could not be any more green - very nice.  I'll bet they're taking off even further with this rain we've had.   Tony

Looking good Jason - nice set up.  I'll be watching the air pot vs root pouch growth comparo.  In two weeks those plants will look a lot bigger.

Nice pods pics guys.  The weather in Peoria seems to be treating those babies well.  Those Morouga pods are gonna hurt, trust me.  Don't eat the seeds, unless you enjoy private time reading.

Seacowboy came by and picked them up - he will be packing serious heat soon.