maximumcapsicum said:
Well, here is the link of what Shane did to win it all last year. If you think you can do it in a 5 gal pot, give it one heck of a shot.
http://thehotpepper.com/topic/44764-stc3248s-2014-small-wild-grow/?p=942385
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Well, here is the link of what Shane did to win it all last year. If you think you can do it in a 5 gal pot, give it one heck of a shot.
http://thehotpepper.com/topic/44764-stc3248s-2014-small-wild-grow/?p=942385
This is gonna be a awesome growdown! also edited the list and added maximumcapsicum!
Really looking forward to this! Just hope I don't embarrass myself lol. Are we limited to one plant, or can we plant several seeds and choose the best for the competition?
Awesome. Thanks for the info. Time to experiment between in the ground and in fabric bags.wayright said:Embarrassing myself is the funnest part!
Plant every seed Meat!Only the tallest one counts!
Kevin
Plant as many as you want and pick your best. These things are ultra prolific,if you plant numerous plants,you will need to snort a kilo of adderall to harvest them. Just make sure the plant(s) grow vertically. Stake them,piggyback them,whatever,just grow them up. Have fun and good luck!MeatHead1313 said:
These are totally different than the Birgit's,those things are freaks and viny. I think it will be harder to get double digit feet with these,but I'm sure someone will do it.
Stuff that biieetch in a 1 gallon pot!maximumcapsicum said:
:I grew one in a 7 gallon pot,it got pretty big,not big enough to win this though. Remember,we are measuring the plant only. Can't add a foot and a half for pot size.
Haha...I didn't go quite that deep or wide for the Birgits...I went 1' across and 6" deep. I filled the bottom of the hole with cinder blocks tightly spaced with the solid sides up. I also mixed 4 gallons of bleach with 1 quart of kerosene to soak the hole at plant out. Daily foliar feeding with the same mixture and once a week I beat the plant into the ground with a baseball bat...Jeff H said:
Flavor wise they taste like a normal tobacco pepper and Heat wise they range from 30,000 and 50,000 Scoville heat units so similar to a Cayenne Pepper or Hungarian Hot Wax heat wise.Roguejim said:
Seeds having a soak in preparation for tomorrow
Thanks again to Kevin for the seeds. And for the little pieces of dried pods. Munched on that while getting the seeds ready. Great flavour and a surprising kick of heat.
Thanks again to Kevin for the seeds. And for the little pieces of dried pods. Munched on that while getting the seeds ready. Great flavour and a surprising kick of heat.
haha yeah sorry I was on the tobacco forums today lolRoguejim said: