Thanks for that, I have already ordered a chili plant from ebay, due to storms damaging the seedlings there is a 4-6 week wait but they are sending me 2 plants instead of 1.
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Carolina Reapers
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Thanks for that, I have already ordered a chili plant from ebay, due to storms damaging the seedlings there is a 4-6 week wait but they are sending me 2 plants instead of 1.
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Zach that 7 pot primo is the only pepper in my garden that turned. The next two weeks should have plenty. Feel really good about the 7 pot primo. My favorite super hot now.
i looked for them in the spring, and couldn't find em.... i'm going to start next years seed hunt in sept.... i def want to grow 7pot- hear great things about em...
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Check out Jimmy Pickles he's got a good selection of seeds. He grows isolated so never any cross pollination.
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Good to hear. Here's a mean looking 7 pot primo
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so its now aug 10th, and not 1 pepper has changed color, i have hundreds of reapers, long cayennes, short cayennes , lemon hots ''early jalapenos'' , thai's, n a couple of more, and nothing has turned- usually by mid july they are turning, not this year... same thing with tomatoes ... plenty of green, not one red
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Same story here as well. Although the maters are finally turning red. I've got 6 good ones turned red.
well i got one that has turned orange... not red.... but how long must a poor boy wait..
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Alright! That's a beautiful pod! Nice work!
thanks.... i brought it to dinner last nite - my buddy who is a lite weight, i gave the stinger to.... he was on fire... by 1/2 way up the pepper, my mouth was on fire- that's all i could eat... while i luv hot and spicy , reapers r just tooooo hot... i also brought a green jalapeno , and a green long cayenne... neither had any heat, and no taste... they have to get some color b4 i pick more of them
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Hahaha good deal. Peppers are finally starting to ripen. I've noticed a few Reapers starting to get red. Also the brains are going and one is almost fully ripened. The chocolate primotalis have not started but they started flowering a little later than the rest.
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Almost a solid placenta on this beast. Pretty floral with just a hint of fruitiness. Back of the throat and middle of the tongue to my lips took a good beating hahaha!
i brought a red reaper to dinner last nite - i got a bit past the stinger b4 i cried uncle - put it back in the baggie and will eat a bit more tonite- they are so f...ing hot.... to me they are not enjoyable to eat.... the waiter brought me '2' habanero's last nite, and they were not, but no where nearto the reaper... i ate both of em... very tasty,,,
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Got alot of great pods ready to make some hot sauce. And to snack on of course.
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When he was about 13 and my younger brother was about 6, the older brother put Tabasco sauce in my younger brother's jello.
Thinking back, it was partially my fault - I should have said something.
Since then, my older brother has only gotten meaner. That plus an MBA left him as a Corporate Hatchet guy type person.
Maybe my younger brother can put some of those Primotali seeds in my older brother's jello when we visit him at the nursing home.
Thinking back, it was partially my fault - I should have said something.
Since then, my older brother has only gotten meaner. That plus an MBA left him as a Corporate Hatchet guy type person.
Maybe my younger brother can put some of those Primotali seeds in my older brother's jello when we visit him at the nursing home.
Not to promote mischievous behavior, but it’s the placental tissue that you want. The capsaicin is created in the placental tissue. The seeds are hot because a little of the capsaicin in the placental tissue has rubbed off onto the seeds.
