The Tiberius Mauler Peach pepper is a unique, super-hot pepper, known for its peach color and intense heat, often accompanied by a sweet, fruity aroma and flavor. It's an accidental cross, likely between a Leviathan Gnarly Scorpion and a JPGS x Primo, resulting in a pepper with a distinctive appearance and a potent kick. 
Here's a breakdown of key information:
Appearance:
The Tiberius Mauler Peach has a peach-colored pod, often with a wrinkled, gnarly appearance, and sometimes a "rat tail" tip. 
Heat Level:
It's a super-hot pepper, with heat levels ranging from 750,000 to 1,000,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU). 
Flavor:
The pepper is known for a sweet, fruity flavor, which can be described as peach-like, enhancing its fruity profile. 
Origin:
It originated as an accidental cross during pepper breeding, potentially involving the Leviathan Gnarly Scorpion and JPGS x Primo. 
Uses:
Due to its intense heat and fruity flavor, it's popular among pepper enthusiasts for use in hot sauces, spicy recipes, and powders. 
Plant Characteristics:
Plants can grow up to 5 feet tall and are known for high yields. 
Variations:
Different colored variants, like the red Tiberius Mauler, may have different heat levels and flavor profiles. 
Stability:
As an accidental cross, the Tiberius Mauler Peach may have some instability in its genetics, meaning there could be some variation in the peppers from different plants.