I think my pepper plants are doing well!

[Mustangfreak]

Hi everyone, I just wanted to post a few pics of my plants at work that we've been growing for just over 100 days now. 
 
Our Chocolate Habaneros and Medusa Hybrids

 
Yellow Devil's Tongue and Peruvian Purples

 
We've had 3 harvests already, once a week, and they don't show any signs of slowing down. Should I prune them at all? If so, how (first time grower)? Do you think the Habs and DTs will grow any bigger?

 

[Pr0digal_son]

Nice job with the plants! Good to see a Florida grower getting it done in those tough conditions.

There is no need to prune those plants unless you are really sick of harvesting or the plants show a need for ventilation. Leave the foliage in place to protect the pods from the sun and to insulate the plants roots.

 

[TheTRPV1Agonist]

They're huge! Congrats
 
I'd probably just let them be, for the same reasons. 

 

[Jackson13]

Very nice plants.

 

[Doelman]

Very nice, is that 100 days from seed start or 100 days from transplant?  Those are huge if you started the seeds 100 days ago!

 

[Mustangfreak]

Very nice, is that 100 days from seed start or 100 days from transplant?  Those are huge if you started the seeds 100 days ago!

 100 days from transplant, we bought them from chiliplants.com (I hope saying that is allowed haha)