Super photos, great variety! But is that a slug in the lower left of the second photo? Time to set out the beer traps!

yea a slug lol. battled them earlier this year. had to resort to chemical warfare. he wont live long

Nice.

Looks awesome, some variety there. I can't wait to see some ripening up here in MI

Great pics sc. Got any names for all those varieties?

Kevin

What's the second pic, alma paprika?

The second pic is hot cherry. (Or so the seeds were labeled)

Great pictures!
Randal

What are the two red crazy hot looking pods you are holding pics 19 and 20? I had some pods like that a year or two ago and did not have exact identification. Great looking plants and pods!

Mark

That is some nice peppers you got there. I hope mine do half as good as your have. Thanks for sharing your photos with us.

I like them all. You have a good selection. Nice job. Enjoy !

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seysonn

19 and 20 are 7pot Jonah.

Thanks for the compliments. I'll keep posting. Also noticed my first ripe reaper before work today :-)

Awesome pictures of the peppers you have there. Now, in picture 13, is that a pepper plant growing that big in a coffee can or similar? That is amazing.

Something I'm doing for a friendly competition and as decoration. It's a chocolate hab growing in a ww2 tank shell casing.

Reaper. Had to wait until lunch break to upload it lol

Nice on the growing in a shell, and awesome looking reaper.

Thank you. I'll take a better photo of the "bullet" pepper after work. I'm going to go kind bonsai with it after this season and use it as just a decorative house plant.

Anyone who would decorate their house with artillery shells is okay in my book!.

Dennis

Lol thanks dennis. I'm thinking about using twine to force the plant to curl back onto itself. Making it look like a mushroom cloud coming out the shell.....