If the plant is healthy then you have nothing to be concerned about. From my experience BJ take a long time to develop. If you are in Texas then you will get a huge bounty when the plant starts to fruit, you have no winter right? Keep the soil moist. I have found that once they start to fruit, they develop rapidly.
Post some pics if you can.

Ravi

I started mine end of march and have about 50 peppers on the plant. Not ripe but they're still there. I'm up in canada too. Give us some more info(fert schedule,type ect) and maybe post a pic of it so we can help more. Could be the soil like you said too. Can't go wrong with pro mix BX.

I have been having pretty good luck with Bhuts in Foxfarm's mixes. They have just all started to develop flowers... I hope I can keep them going! Maybe yours just need a bit longer.

great photo of the Bhut leaves! Sure can tell them apart from the other green chile (Barker, Jals. etc.)by the leaf form, color can't you?! And those triplet tiny flowers don't look like they'd have such a 'punch' later on do they? Ours are just now beginning to turn orangish & then red. Ours grow downwards so I was curious when I see pics of ? "Bhut" that are growing upwards?

My Bhuts set fruit fairly quickly,but they have been green forever! I cant wait for red :)
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Kevin

wayright - those are some very nice looking plants. They will turn red, just wait!

Here is a link that might be useful: The Pepper Guy's Garden

Vieja, can you post one of the pics of the BJ growing upward. I have never seen this.

thanks

Ravi