Hi all,
I am relatively new to this, I started growing hot peppers last year just for fun and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I grew a habenero plant and got a lot of mileage out of it making salsa and hot sauce. This year I am growing some habs, but I also came across a few more exotic species: Trinidad Scorpion, Naga Morich, and 7 pot. So far they are doing quite well and I can't wait to see how these peppers taste!
Prior to this year, I was under the impression that habeneros were one of the hottest peppers around, but I quickly found out that a lot of die hard pepperheads consider the hab to be an "entry level" pepper at best.
I've spoken to several hard core chileheads and can say that their passion is extremely contagious. I am looking forward to increasing my knowledge of exotic peppers and experimenting with them in some salsa and hot sauce recipes!
I am relatively new to this, I started growing hot peppers last year just for fun and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I grew a habenero plant and got a lot of mileage out of it making salsa and hot sauce. This year I am growing some habs, but I also came across a few more exotic species: Trinidad Scorpion, Naga Morich, and 7 pot. So far they are doing quite well and I can't wait to see how these peppers taste!
Prior to this year, I was under the impression that habeneros were one of the hottest peppers around, but I quickly found out that a lot of die hard pepperheads consider the hab to be an "entry level" pepper at best.
I've spoken to several hard core chileheads and can say that their passion is extremely contagious. I am looking forward to increasing my knowledge of exotic peppers and experimenting with them in some salsa and hot sauce recipes!
