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My First Pepper

Earthrox

Earthrox

Greetings

Many thanks to PhysicsMan whom donated two Butch T Scorpion starts to me mid October!

Here they are after almost five months under a 400 HP .

My first Trinidad Scorpion pepper is ripe and ready......

The plants themselves are out of control measuring 49" Tall and a wing span of 40" at the widest point.

Trinidad_Scorpion1A.gif
 
LOL Thanks

The only way I will be eating that thing is dried, powdered and added to a vat of chili
or lentil soup:)
 
Earthrox said:
Greetings

Many thanks to PhysicsMan whom donated two Butch T Scorpion starts to me mid October!

Here they are after almost five months under a 400 HP .

My first Trinidad Scorpion pepper is ripe and ready......

The plants themselves are out of control measuring 49" Tall and a wing span of 40" at the widest point.

Trinidad_Scorpion1A.gif
Click to expand...
Very nice!!! Do you have pics for you glog???
 
Not sure what a glog is or how to do one....:)

Anyone have experience moving these to the outside later this Spring?

How warm would the minimum nightime temp need to be coming from a 70 degree indoor environment with acclimation
Of.course....?

Would the pepper (tree) continue to grow & produce outside in Seattle weather during the summer?
 
as long as the nights are above 45( but preferably 50) it will be fine outside and yes it should grow just fine in seattle in the summer, just make sure u harden that puppy off before u take it outside for good!
 
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