Bag of chillis

[Volrathy]

was told it was Douglah / Trinidad scorpion / limon mix

 

[armac]

Those scorpions look like carribean reds.

 

[SuperHot]

Those scorpions look like carribean reds.

+1

 

[Justaguy]

I agree.

 

[MGOLD86]

Me 3. Also, all of the "Douglahs" that I see look more like Choc Bhuts. I can't make out what is in the bottom left of the bag, but the rest look too elongated to be Douglah. Where did you get them from? Member, Friend, eBay??

 

[SadisticPeppers]

Nope, the "scorps" in the bag don't look like scorps. Every pic I've ever seen of them, they look like shrunken down bell peppers with a scorpion stinger glued to the bottom. And the others are right, those Douglas look too much like Bhuts, which may or may not be a bad thing, depending on how many viable seeds you can get from them, since chocolate bhut peppers would be an awesome addition to anyone's garden/glog.

 

[Volrathy]

I can confirm not all scorpions have stingers infact hardly any do and people post on the Internet the best looking pods they get

 

[armac]

I can confirm not all scorpions have stingers infact hardly any do and people post on the Internet the best looking pods they get

You asked our opinion......we gave it. Not scorpions..

 

[Volrathy]

I'm gonna have to eat one then I'm scared

 

[armac]

Even the shape is wrong. That looks like the carribeans reds I have raised.

 

[Volrathy]

That's a Trinidad scorpion butch t on a plant

And yeah I was thinking they where chocolate bhuts

 

[Justaguy]

these are Caribbean Reds I grew the year before last.

 

[armac]

Nice carribeans, tasty peppers.

 

[orrevs]

Also the Limon is most likely Aji Lemon or Hot Lemon. C.Baccatum.
Very good chili been growing it for 4 years now.
//Oscar

 

[AlabamaJack]

you simply can not identify what variety the pod is by shape alone...unless it is the "typical" pod shape of the variety....

 

[Prehensile]

its tough to see the wrinkles on the TSs if they where out of the bag it would be easier to tell

 

[Volrathy]

Ok bit of an old topic

This is the chilli / pepper that is getting produced from the seeds of the red ones. Im now extremely confident it was originally trinidad scorpions just without the tails