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Fireeater86

 
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That's interesting because the other plant I picked up from the nursery was labeled Trinidad scorpion and I have another plant I grew from seeds from a seed swap and it was only labeled Moruga. I was under the impression that these were the same plant "Trinidad Moruga scorpion", but they all look different. Let me know which ones you think are true.



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"Trinidad scorpion"
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"Moruga"
http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q428/sgbrainstrain/Mobile%20Uploads/AFDEE39B-BD75-4D73-8994-BB3326BDD293_zps1rpddhda.jpg
 
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Fireeater86 said:
I usually start all my peppers from seed. However, I saw reaper seedlings at a local nursery a few months back and couldn't resist picking one up. Now that it is producing, it doesn't appear to be a reaper. Any ideas what it is?

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Butch T , look like these ,
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