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Have not got the space for lights etc hence why they are on the window sill

Thanks for the help, unfortunately I can't give them anymore light than what they get from the window.

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I'm not fussed about the heat on the hands but I do have an 8 month old daughter who I don't want it to get on.

So this caroliner reaper should ripen up if I put it in a paper bag with half an onion? It was knocked off the plant, what about the seeds could you germinate them?

As the title says really, any help identifying these would be very much appreciated. I think these next one (4 small red) are Dorset nagas

Didn't try them to be honest, they didn't smell right.

Just a quick update, I picked the last of the small ones and this is the result, I would say just over half had the same pepper in a pepper problem. One or two even had a pepper in a pepper in a pepper!

Thanks for the replys...... I think.....

I don't think it's water it has not rained here for a few days, dare I say it's been quite sunny here (50 miles outside London)

Cut open one of my trinidad scorpions and I can what looks like drops of oil in it, anyone know what it is?

Sorry I posted this on my phone, thought it was in the "pepper ID" forum

I was given this chilli and not told what it is, any idea???

I would say there is about another 60 small ones so would presume they are the same, not going to pick them going to let them grow see what happens

Cut a few more open and they are all the same one even had 3 growing in one

I did pollinate the habs with the same brush as the trinidad scorpions

That was the first 4 I cut open, I have loads of the small ones