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Are these really Carolina Reapers?

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

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I got some seeds online at the end of last year and after battling with fungus, aphids and unsuitable / inconsistent conditions resulting in lots of rotten / dropped fruits, I finally have my first batch of what appear to be properly ripening fruits but I noticed that all of them don't have the pointy tails that I've seen in photos of Carolina Reaper fruits.What are these if not CRs?

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TheyCallMeDave
8 years ago
Whatever they are, they look beautiful.
greenman28 NorCal 7b/8a
8 years ago
Well, they look like Moruga or Brain Strain pods. Scorpion, 7 Pot...basically, they're going to be superhot. Enjoy.

Josh
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annie1992
7 years ago
HU, those are some nice pepper plants, very nice.

I had some that had pointy tails and some that did not. I have only one Reaper plant, and so they both came from the same plant, but one does not have the "tail" that the other one does.

Annie

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