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I have got some Thai Dragons going again from harvested seed. I have had this same strain going for 10+ yrs now.
I will post pics soon. I like Jalapeños a lot, but can not grow them so that they get hot up here in the PNW. The Thai Dragons always come through with the heat. I also love Cayenne's but none this year. Good luck everyone and post pics of your plants and fruits
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Those bhuts look so unassuming , nothing to give any warning of their fernace like heat ,,
iv got some in and waiting for them to sprout .. i reckin they are going to be a pretty fun grow ... |
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Very cool!
Will you make a video reaction tape afterwards when you eat them? Lol. |
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cheesey, those look like banana peppers to me. Mild spiciness w/ a sweet crunchy taste?
I grow bells, banana, jalapeno, and hot portuguese. Keep the bells away from spicey peppers though or you may find yourself in for a surprise the next time you go to eat one of the bell peppers.
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Some of those in the pictures should be ready to eat in a few days. They'll start turning yellowish when ripening. Most will be about 3-5 inches in length.
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i am not fuckin touchin the bhuts lol
my bro is a pepper freak, and the seeds of the bhut are in demand! they havent turned red yet, but lately we have had hella heat and humidity and i got soooo many ripening peppers. this year my total list is: jalapeno, regular large cayenne, early dwarf cayenne, ho chi minh, fish pepper, anaheim, cubanelle, chocolate beauty, some other random red and green bell peppers, regular habanero, there might be one or two scotch bonnets in there we'll see what they all ripen up like and the bhut jolokias i have over 80 plants total and i can guess ive harvested already about 4 gallons of peppers, maybe more.
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found out what the chilli and peppers are what im growing
jalapeno super hot hungarian hot wax red cheery hot and the pepper are hot hot chilli mix |
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It's cool to see I'm not the only one who grows peppers, too. I grew up eating hot peppers. I can't get enough! Right now I've got some habaneros and datils. The datils have even more fruitiness and heat than the habaneros, to my palate.
For crazy-ass techniques, pictures and tons of seed varieties, look at this guy's site: www.fatalii.net |
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