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annuum will be fine for sure . try those cayenne and jalapeno that have a 60- to 90 days till harvest you will have more chance to get there in time before frost

build a RAISED BED (1 feet high walls) over and put a geotextile in the bottom of the raised bed, cover with soil and you dant have to worry!

i have a septic tank and a disposal field.   my garden is right over the disposal field. no problem at all.

look like a cross... a lot shiny and not very bumpy... hope heat is there :)

pICTURE... might be a anthocyanin pigment reaction to sun

ant farm aphid. and protect them for that sweet juice that aphid produce while sucking yound leaves. and if there is ant there they block ladybug from eating those aphids..   so nuke ants and aphid. you dont need that in your garden

looks like scotch bonnet to me

i would say :   Annuum 18 inches, superhot and chinenses 2.5 to 3 feets   and  for row depends on you when you want to move between pepper...  usuallly make 3 row of annuum at 18 inches and then leave you more space to move between   for chinenses  dual row of pepper 2.5 feet to 3 feets between...

Sunburn !   probaly not hardened enough of very heavy sun day

LOL pepper seeds

looking to grow up my setup to have a longer season.... could ba hard for a norther farmer but if i can put enough isloation and heat im trying to test a hydro setup when i will have all part and the greehouse will be up. that would be nice

i will have plenty later this year and im in canada !

Seems to have 2 reaper in the same pot....   split them out men!!!!    grow them seperately  that will make 2 big and nice extra hot plants :)

i plant as deep as i can to help wind problem (i always plant in soil) heavy wind have broke some plants before...

If its morr than 1pound per plant that is ok with me

Yeah ok... was expecting like 0.5kg per plants approx. When i mean super hot it those scorp or 7pot. Best variety like morouga or butch t

Ok then... in a green house? I find that funny thay no one could snswer that

for my investigation .... best number would be from a pepper farmer growing in field in northern US

im just trying to find info on yeaild per acre or yeaild per plant for those superhot scorpion, morouga or 7 pots and in more cool climatic condition like median of 24celcius during summer. anyway if someone can help me thatwoudl be good. like how many pound i will harvest with 10 plants...

Hi guys, i would liek to have an aprox (in pound or Kg_) of typical yeild of super hot plant in a normal growing condition) per plant or per acre ? Thanks