Habaneros are what I thought at first but some of the peppers on this plant are significantly larger than habaneros. Particularly in the length of them. I can try and get some better pics and post later.
So this plant was grown from a seed taken out of a pack of yellow devil's tongue seeds. I grew 3 plants total. 2 of them are indeed producing yellow devils tongue peppers. This one is different. The pepper on the right is small for this plant...about the size of a typical orange habanero or...
Thanks. The first plant has signficantly larger peppers than the 2nd. At first I just attributed it to it being a hydroponic plant. But the peppers do look pretty damn different.
Or perhaps same kind, just different growing mediums? Both plants came from a pack of Yellow Devil's Tongue seeds. The first picture is from my DWC hydro plant. The other is in a smart pot.
So I have had some white habs start green, turn lighter green and then turn white. This is my first year growing them. I came home today and found this pepper on one of my white hab plants. Is this normal or a product of being too close to a different plant?
Forgot to mention it is about 3-4...
He has certainly grown on me in this short time. Wonder if he has been there longer and I just didn't notice him. If he is in direct sunlight I will usually put a few drops of spring water on him.
I was a little nervous and reluctant to pinch new buds on my plants but so many swear by it. So I thought I would try an experiment. I have 2 Jamaican Yellow Scotch Bonnet plants that are the same age. The only difference is the pot style they are growing in. But they each looked identical...