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Well today I transfered majority of my Chili plants into 5 gallon buckets. Hopefully they will grow big over the winter.

this kind of reminds me of powder chocolate donuts.

I have to agree my man. I have eaten many super hots, including the Jolokia and Im wondering if the different varieties like the annums, Chinense, and fruct- have different capasciunoids.

Ok I need some reviews and info on this Habanero variety. Is it easy to grow? How is the flavor? I am taking an interest in growing a couple mild varieties.

going to use some when I cook. WIll turn some into a tasty Salsa and make some interesting Sweet chili sauces. There is a ton of things you can do with chili. I may even look into growing the Suave Heatless habanero. all depends on how the flavor is.

i will be growing AJi Dulce Venezuelan variety. I may order several pounds of the pods to try out, and cook with them.

I grow them because I want to try diff varieties. I also like how they flavor my cooking.

I plan on growing an Aji dulce plant next. Just ordered one. This should be a great chili to cook with.

Thier is a mild habanero. Cant think of the name, but it was bred to be heatless.

only if we could donate your excess water to our pepper growing friends in Arizona.

we got to many deer. I think the coyotes migrations will help with our deer problem. I have a feeling bambi might like chili plants........

nice to see im not the only one experimenting with cloning chili plants.

I noticed, After seeing scotch bonnets, and What I noticed from the leaf shape of my bonnets last year( even though they never produced fruit) The sent me 3 red mushroom plants.....) But the flavor is one of the best I have tried when it comes to chili.

They look like my yellow habaneros. Those reds could be a number of different Chinense variety.

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those 7 pots are as big as bell peppers! oO

nice a gaurd spider! I got one on my Habenero plant. Threw one I found around the house on my biggest chili plant.

could be a cross save the seeds then plant them.

not to mention this will be a beautiful site when the chilis are in full bloom. So many different colors,a pretty garden.

The more space to grow the more salas and chili sauces can be made. I recommend 2 chilis to grow in your church garden the new mexico chili and the venenzuelan Aji dulce They will love these 2 flavors.