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Fatalii smackdown

Real nice AJ. Silver Surfer read back in this thread and you will see exactly how many Fatalli I am growing and what size pots they're in, 13 plants total. Thanks again for all the wonderful comments all of ya'. Fatallis are a very sharp burn with a huge citris taste and I almost always get too much. Really one of the finest chilis around.
 
I've got several new peppers growing this season but the Fatalii is one I am most excited about. Everyone here seems to love the flavor.
 
heres what my fatalii looks like atm
been outside for 2 weeks now
growing at a bit of an angle; towards the sunrise...well either that, or towards the stake
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Hey AJ I'm am having a problem with my Chocolate Fatalli turning from green to a nice chocolate color then finally red if left on the plant. Is this correct and are yours doing the same?
 
I have a few turning now PRF...I will leave a couple on the plant to see if mine turn red also...
 
Pepper Ridge Farm said:
Fantastic Fatalli ya'll. Harvested 55 beautiful pods today in the pepper patch. Let's add some color to our Fatalli smackdown thread. Keep the pics coming everybody.:party::cool:
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That's some high quality pepper porn right there.
 
Well, mine are no where close to Pepper Ridge's, but here are a few pics of my Fatalii/7 Pod hydro autopot setup. 7 Pod is on the left and Fatalii is on the right. Many, many flowers and small peppers on both plants. This is my first year growing fataliis, and I think my fataliis are supposed to be reddish orange in color when ripe.


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superdv1 said:
..here are a few pics of my Fatalii/7 Pod hydro autopot setup.
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Good healthy shade of green on those plants. What is hidden under that cloth? Some type of nute reservoir?

Nice looking dog. I would have never guessed that was a dane/collie cross.
 
Well, here are a couple of shots of my first ripe Chocolate Fataliis...they are definitely chocolate but I will let them stay on the plant to see what other colors they turn...these are two different peppers but they both may be overexposed since there are no clouds in the sky and temperature is a cool 105.8F at my house...pretty much BRIGHT HOT SUNNY DAY!!!!

I now have two months I have to baby my plants and be careful to watch for overwatering and not get root rot...delicate balance to me...

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