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I love the hottest peppers!

HorseBadoritiz

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The only two in the ground. Tabasco and Fatalii.



1st picking off the Fataliis, already got one off the tabascos.




I need to work on my potting mix for the buckets next year, but things are coming in!
 

zachrockbadenof

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horse... very cool , and your yard could be mine... i tooo am growing almost all of them in pots - 2 of the reaper plants are '3' yrs old, '1' is in its 2nd year, and the 4th is from a seed this year - i bring em in my greenhouse room to over winter -your fatelli looks exactly like mine, as does the thai... funny they grow straight up-

them fatelli's r some hot peppers toooo... maybe not reaper hot, but they will def give ya a colon cleansing... more pics to come next week
peace
 

Lester Beans

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Ghost peppers anyone?

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Lester Beans

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Those ghost peppers are just stupid hot. Dehydrated and crushed to powder they are very good. Will last forever as you only need a little. And the dehydration process is a lung punch trying to get near the dehydrator.

Those in the pic were all sold at auction. They do not bring much money.
 

bish0p

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Got my hot pepper seeds in for this spring...
 

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BOMBAYCAT

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I get cabin fever watching the snow come down. I ordered Caribbean Red Hot, Manzano, and Bishops crown seeds. I want to grow something before the outside season.
 

zachrockbadenof

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my reapers are in my greenhouse room... still fruitin... but the peppers are small... real small... n don't pack even a jalapeno punch...
 
it is best to feed slow releasing nutrient to them so that they can have the continuous supply of nutrients for a long time.

Peppers need NITROGEN, PHOSPHOROUS AND POTASSIUM along with some trace minerals.
fertilizer ratio should be 20-20-20. I recommended Organic nutrients only.
 

mexweed

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I'm attempting to grow some 7 pot primos, a hybrid of naga morich and trinidad 7 pot, they average around 1.5mil scoville and some speculate they were ripped off and used in the initial cross to make the reaper

I ordered live plants, and I'm pretty sure they almost died but they are doing a lot better now, for nutrients I just mixed a tbsp of bio live and buffaloam loose tea into the soil when I transplanted them, put a tbsp of worm castings on top, they are a lot more finicky than cannabis and don't bounce back from stress well
 
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BOMBAYCAT

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This morning the pepper seeds went into the solo cups. If I timed it right they can veg along side some Cannabis in the grow room. I planted some Manzano, Bishop's Crown, and Caribbean Red Hot. Tonight the forecast is for snow so I guess my spring fever is on hold for a while.
 
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