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Strange Wartryx Phenos

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My Wartryx plant waited until late July or early August to finally set pods and now they're ripening. But they don't look like any other Wartryx pods that I've seen pics of.

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What do you guys think? Maybe a cross or just a different phenotype? Or just a different plant altogether?
 
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Thank you for your responses. I don't know what strain this is. I just tried a smaller half of a pod and it was so incredibly sweet. Then the heat kicked in and it's definitely at superhot level imo. I think this would be very versatile...as a powder, flake, or just fresh/raw. It was a late pod setter and I only got about 8 pods, but I'm gonna save some of these seeds and label them NOT Wartryx.

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The left half is the part I ate. Pretty darn hot.

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mrwrx said:
 
This one looks like a trinidad moruga scorpion to me. http://bfy.tw/8BRW
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I got a kick out of this but not really the right use of LMGTFY... you use that when someone asks something that they could easily find out themselves by Googling. So If I said "what does a Morgua Scorpion look like?" - that's when you use that.
 
Agree it looks more like a Moruga than the Wartryx phenos that I've seen.
 
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austin87 said:
 
I got a kick out of this but not really the right use of LMGTFY... you use that when someone asks something that they could easily find out themselves by Googling. So If I said "what does a Morgua Scorpion look like?" - that's when you use that.
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Gotcha I'll remember that next time ;)
 
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