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I have a Lava Yellow plant producing pods with long tail. This is a young pod.

New neighbor asks what am I growing in my backyard. I tell him peppers. He says what kind and I say butt hurt peppers. He asks what's a butt hurt pepper? I say eat one and you'll find out!

Dunno where this thing was grown but the biggest Bell Pepper I  have seen.. those are quarters next to it and stem 3/8th to almost 1/2 inch. weighed over a pound too. And yesI do have the seeds from it! Hardball next to it in another pic.

Is this an Albino Apocalypse? Out of over 60 plants including 10 of this variety, this is the only Albino looking plant. All had new cups, same seed start soil, same amount of water, and same light. It did come up green then all new growth has been white. Never seen this in 40 yrs of growing...

I started about 42 yrs ago with 180 thai plants in back yard of my new house..learned what horn worms were a couple months later.. ate 1/3 of the plants..peppers were grown for cooking.. then it started as a hobby,,hotter the better and was hard to find hotter ones..did the super cayannes etc...

If you are local (Rockwall Texas area) and want a few seeds from my cross, let me know. This is a F2 this year and also might have crossed with my reapers also last year. A fast growing plant as the starters are already half the size of my 1 yr old plants inside. It is a cross between peach bhut...

Texas Peach Scorpion - Last year I crossed a 2yr old Peach Bhut with a Trinidad Scorpion. The Bhut was the mother plant. The pods on the Texas Peach Scorpion should be a ripe peach color in about a week (have already picked a few earlier in the season). Here is the results: The bottom picture is...

Fatalli Jigsaw Pepper- rumored to be new hottest in the world. Suppose to be a cross between a Moruga Scorpion and Naga Morich. Has anyone tried one yet?

Has anyone grown this pepper and if so how did it do? It's kinda late to start a new plant from seed, but I do keep several of each pepper I grow in doors under the grow light to have some 1 yr old plants for the start of the new season.

Hello from Texas

I was cruising the produce section of one of our major retail groceries and spotted a sign that said red habs. I stopped and looked at them for a bit. 3" long pods, twisted and narley. bought a few and went home to check them out. they appear to be guadelupe habs. 2.5" to 3" long and about 1.5...