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Ha - should have said orange habanero plants.. they are also really old, germinated them 6 months ago!
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The plant looks nice though, maybe you can overwinter it in a cool but light place..
What I'd definitely do is rid most of the flowers though - there's no way it will be able to produce fruit in the coming months, and so it would waste a lot of energy by developing all the flowers.
Shake the plant vigorously and a lot of them will fall off I guess, personally I'd cut off all but 3-5 of the healthiest looking ones that are already established, sometimes you get a few during the winter (depending on conditions of course)..
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which orange habaneros? maybe my eyes are getting old but I don't see any berries..