Nice peppers.

Looking good. You're going to have plenty of pods once those ripen!

Tim

Thanks Scorpion and Tim,
Lots of pods are hiding, especially under the foliage of red and orange Habs. I think I'll hav enogh for some sauce and powder.

O, BTW my Manzano is setting more mods now. It has about 4 big ones but more is on the way. Thanks to you , Tim.

Good work!

The shape and pendulous habit of the HHW doesn't look right to me.

Josh

The Lemon Drop seems to have different leaves than mine. i know various posts have questioned what is Limon, what is Lemon, etc. I got mine from trade winds.
Well a little different. I don't have any recent photos. This was taken a couple weeks ago. I have harvested about 10 pods, with about 40 more on the plant. Some hang down, some point upward.

Josh, Dennis
I bought both my Lemon Drop and HHW(shown in picture) from Fred Meyers. Maybe mistaken tags ?
I should find out in a couple of weeks when/if they get color. I also thought that HHW should have more of yellow pods . Hmm

Nice job seysonn. .

Kevin

Thanks Kevin

I know my plants are cramped in smaller pots. But that is not the reason for poor performance. Our weather really start warming up by July and that is when peppers start moving. August is ok too but by September it get cool again. That is fine with sweet/mild peppers bu not good for the hots. I have a Manzano, that did not take the july heat (Blossom drop) and now that is cooling off, it is setting fruits all of a sudden. Or my Bishop's Crown is just budding and yet it is the tallest. I am not holding my breath on that one.
My best performers are Shishito, Pepperoncini, Thai, Jalapeno, HHW and now lemon Drop.
Habaneros setting fruits too. Those are my hottest. I guess I will make St. Patrick green hot sauce. LOL.