captainpepper said:I thought butch t's scorpion was the hottest one out there
the ButchT Scorpion remains the hottest thing ive ever Tried up to date.
well no a soldering Iron was Hotter BUT only in 1 area.
captainpepper said:I thought butch t's scorpion was the hottest one out there
theHippySeedCo said:the ButchT Scorpion remains the hottest thing ive ever Tried up to date.
well no a soldering Iron was Hotter BUT only in 1 area.
theHippySeedCo said:the ButchT Scorpion remains the hottest thing ive ever Tried up to date.
well no a soldering Iron was Hotter BUT only in 1 area.
POTAWIE said:Hey Neil, didn't you already try the Trinidad scorpion morouga, I've heard its the same pepper as the brain strain so I'm really interested to see your review. Like you, I found the morouga blend milder than T. Scorpion(Butch T) but have not tried the brain strain yet
trinicoolieboy said:to me all different types of the 7 pod/pot look very similar to each other in terms of their pimply-ness....... i noticed that most of the 7's are partially covered in those rough patches...... Cappy's Brain Strain is the only 7 that i can definitively say looks different from the rest of the 7's (i am growing them for the first time this year...... thanx PRF can't wait to try them with the trini climate........and this year we officically have a drought........ so peppers are gonna be super hot ....) .....
the infinity chilli in the article also has a slight resemblance to the 7 that i grew last year which i named Barrackpore 7 pot....... as i'm sure it is also similar to other 7 pot types.... lehme see if i can find a pic or two of the B7P........... ahhh there we go....... got two:
Pepper Ridge Farm said:I said that Derek as I grew both last year as they look similiar blocky wrinkly pods, but they are different by the amount of placenta and capsaisin oil oozing from the inside of the brain strain. Why do you alway undermine my pepper gardening? I was lucky and grew a great plant from our friend in Trinidad, I was only a link in the chain of this strain I know that. I have never profited from all the seed I have shared with the many worthy chileheads around the world. Same source different strain.