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I love the hottest peppers!
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Capra ibex
I ate my first Chocolate Habanero the other day.... i am a major lightweight when it comes to hot peppers (although it doesn't stop me from growing superhots 
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The result was.... i can handle it pretty well, as long as i have milk to wash it away somewhat (i know, weak).... the taste is also very pleasant, kind of smoky, as compared to Carolina Reapers which i find very unpalatable, regardless of the over the top heat.
The Chocolate Habanero made my eyes water and a bit of sweat on my head, and i noticed that the heat kind of spiked when i would talk or breathe, and it was more bearable if i sat calmly, and milk worked very well to give me a break for a few seconds.
It also gave a nice warm feeling overall and the slight euphoria when the heat was tapering off.
Just thought i would share my experience with any other weak sauce pepper lovers.... try some Habaneros if you want to dip your toes into the borderline of hot-->>superhot.
Carolina Reapers are like putting a match out on your tongue.
).The result was.... i can handle it pretty well, as long as i have milk to wash it away somewhat (i know, weak).... the taste is also very pleasant, kind of smoky, as compared to Carolina Reapers which i find very unpalatable, regardless of the over the top heat.
The Chocolate Habanero made my eyes water and a bit of sweat on my head, and i noticed that the heat kind of spiked when i would talk or breathe, and it was more bearable if i sat calmly, and milk worked very well to give me a break for a few seconds.
It also gave a nice warm feeling overall and the slight euphoria when the heat was tapering off.
Just thought i would share my experience with any other weak sauce pepper lovers.... try some Habaneros if you want to dip your toes into the borderline of hot-->>superhot.
Carolina Reapers are like putting a match out on your tongue.
Sunshineinabag
Active member
so i got all four types of basil thriving....gonna get these joe e parkers started.......i love a good anaheim pepper. wanna grow out those shisitos......for burritooossss
dill786
Active member
I ate my first Chocolate Habanero the other day.... i am a major lightweight when it comes to hot peppers (although it doesn't stop me from growing superhots
The result was.... i can handle it pretty well, as long as i have milk to wash it away somewhat (i know, weak).... the taste is also very pleasant, kind of smoky, as compared to Carolina Reapers which i find very unpalatable, regardless of the over the top heat.
The Chocolate Habanero made my eyes water and a bit of sweat on my head, and i noticed that the heat kind of spiked when i would talk or breathe, and it was more bearable if i sat calmly, and milk worked very well to give me a break for a few seconds.
It also gave a nice warm feeling overall and the slight euphoria when the heat was tapering off.
Just thought i would share my experience with any other weak sauce pepper lovers.... try some Habaneros if you want to dip your toes into the borderline of hot-->>superhot.
Carolina Reapers are like putting a match out on your tongue.
that's the endorphins kicking in lol
You should omit milk, the endorphin kick will be worth it .
Seriously, I ad a few of these... very weird, with hallucinations... sure it did hurt but just for a few seconds before *booom*.
.Seriously, I ad a few of these... very weird, with hallucinations... sure it did hurt but just for a few seconds before *booom*.
A very nice pepper report. Chocolate habs can be the hottest of that bunch… to me, the most flavorful. Right now I’m smiling.I ate my first Chocolate Habanero the other day.... i am a major lightweight when it comes to hot peppers (although it doesn't stop me from growing superhots
The result was.... i can handle it pretty well, as long as i have milk to wash it away somewhat (i know, weak).... the taste is also very pleasant, kind of smoky, as compared to Carolina Reapers which i find very unpalatable, regardless of the over the top heat.
The Chocolate Habanero made my eyes water and a bit of sweat on my head, and i noticed that the heat kind of spiked when i would talk or breathe, and it was more bearable if i sat calmly, and milk worked very well to give me a break for a few seconds.
It also gave a nice warm feeling overall and the slight euphoria when the heat was tapering off.
Just thought i would share my experience with any other weak sauce pepper lovers.... try some Habaneros if you want to dip your toes into the borderline of hot-->>superhot.
Carolina Reapers are like putting a match out on your tongue.
i made a cross between peters pepper and another weird shaped hot pepper strain i can t remember what was it
(it was in 2016)i saved the weirdest fruit and gonna germinate its seeds this year to see what will come out it was self pollinated
Sunshineinabag
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id be willing to pop a few seeds of super hots .......
HorseBadoritiz
Active member
Tabascos back two rows, Fatallis front two. Got about 3 weeks before we can set them out!
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C
Capra ibex
Directly in the soil, but some hot peppers are very hit and miss.
a little bottom heat should help, but as said peppers are hit or miss..
Sunshineinabag
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i took an old cable box that had the cord (power cord) with it, i keep it under my germinator box for ambient temp. that may help. Soil cubes are my go to for peppers.
I picked up some hungarian hot wax peppers, and sweet orange peppers.
I picked up some hungarian hot wax peppers, and sweet orange peppers.
HorseBadoritiz
Active member
I think bottom heat is big. I try to keep mine about 80°.
Some peppers take longer, some seeds may be older and take longer?
I use potting soil with extra perlite in 2x2's in flats, with pretty good results.
Some peppers take longer, some seeds may be older and take longer?
I use potting soil with extra perlite in 2x2's in flats, with pretty good results.
i start all my seeds in park seed greenhouses
they have a small bottom tray, with a Styrofoam insert that has 60 slots and they give u plugs- put the plugs into the Styrofoam slots, there is a hole in each, drop the seed in, water and put on the clear plastic top - shit germinates real fast - best seed starter i have found
they have a small bottom tray, with a Styrofoam insert that has 60 slots and they give u plugs- put the plugs into the Styrofoam slots, there is a hole in each, drop the seed in, water and put on the clear plastic top - shit germinates real fast - best seed starter i have found
Sunshineinabag
Active member
cant wait to see that fruit
Medfinder
Chemon 91
It almost was eaten down to the stem by slugs..
It's 16in high and I may look for another one.
