Nice recovery, Aengineer!
Once your plants are bushed out to the size you wish, they would benefit from one more alteration of your
nutrient.
Potash/Potassium (K) promotes fruit and vegetable formation and decreased nitrogen will lessen the amount of the plants energy that is applied to stem and leaf growth.
During the period that you wish to have fast stem and leaf growth, a nutrient mix of NPK like LARGE-MEDIUM-SMALL is best. Then, after the plant has enough foliage and is large enough, an NPK mix like SMALL-MEDIUM-LARGE will promote more fruit and less foliage.
As an example, hydro-gardens.com has a pepper nutrient of 11-11-40 at
http://hydro-gardens.com/111140.htm
The Bhut Jolokia is a fine pepper! One pepper goes a long, long way.
If you decide to stay with your current nutrient mix, you'll get peppers, just not as many as you will with a good quality flowering mix with less nitrogen and more potassium.
Good luck!