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awesome plants guys...thanks for sharing. My growing season just ended, very jealous of your growing weather. BillyBoy - your scorpin plant looks very productive. Mine plant was 3 feet tall and it only produced 12 pods.. ;). I need to find more yielding variety.

I will start in late January as well. Lets have a "chili Starting Party".. ;)

Thanks everyone for your nice comments. I was surprised with the amount of yield as well. Did not expect that. Josh said Thanks for the warning. I moved the chillies off the table before wife came home :shocked:.

I am very happy with the harvest. Now I am trying to find a way to use all of these plants including, bunch of tomatoes. Considering, I have a very small garden. I think the chillies will last all year.

Snow is in forcast for milehigh city. Here is my harvest pictues. Most of my peppers are grown in 5 gallon buckets. I grew around 25 peppers. It produced around 30-40 pounds of peppers. Before Harvest: Post Harvest:

Only powder I made for this year is Bhut powder...love every dust of it.

I grew few of those as well...what is the best recipe for them? Powder them or, make hot sauce?

Scorpian did not do well for me. Although, the pepper plant is huge, the number of pods are very low and it took forever to ripen. Other than that, I am happy with everything else.

Thanks everyone for your kind comments. This pepper is very hot...I tried small piece of it, it exploded with pain in my mouth. I will overwinter this plant. This will be my first. I will cut it back and also, cut the roots, and put the plant in a smaller container. I read somewhere, that it is...

Hope you like it. It has been fairly productive. I am thinking about overwintering it.

Super Hot Chili could kill you...Newspaper Article Check this article out...Hopefully other factors contributed to his death other than just hot chillies. Telegraph.co.uk

So...you do not need a pressure cooker for canning? I never canned before, so asking.

Holy Crap...thats a lot of Cayenne. Great Job.

Nice Harvest Mr. Mulcher.