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Next years garden

Bigslimm

Bigslimm

Ok guys next year i want a pure salsa and hot sauce producing garden. Not wasting space on potatoes and other crap that my mom gave me and i dont eat.

What should i get for next year to make salsa from normal people heat to mine which is i want it to pass through my system in 4 hours heat?

list of peppers herbs and tomatoe types are all welcome in replys

Thanks Slimm :cheers:
 
Bigslimm said:
Ok guys next year i want a pure salsa and hot sauce producing garden. Not wasting space on potatoes and other crap that my mom gave me and i dont eat.

What should i get for next year to make salsa from normal people heat to mine which is i want it to pass through my system in 4 hours heat?

list of peppers herbs and tomatoe types are all welcome in replys

Thanks Slimm :cheers:
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Ok here's my guess.... Big high yealding tomato producer (check for heigh yeald plenty of flavor heirloom tomato acclimated to your zone)
throw the typical high producing jalapeno sold at your hardaware store
i would add some basil, garlic and this could be your "basic"

if you want to spice things up.. add some habanero's , super chile, or any other hotter pepper (dont go to the super hot ( Buth jolokia, scorpions or any 7 pots out there... you would just kill your friends and your self (unless your a real tough chile head)

your best bet is to find a good salsa recipe and see what you can grow!
but basically cayenne, jalapeno, tomato, onion m garlic and ingredients like that is all what you really need.
 
well besides the obvious of hot to super hot peppers, bell peppers and other mild peppers, onions, cilantro, garlic, my fav tomatillos maybe a fruit tree too or some kind of berries
 
well i have the peppers on lock down i have seeds for datil, red orange choc habs fatallii bhuts serrano thai and many others was mainly wondering on the non pepper plant types.

I do know roma tomatoes suck for taste whats a good yielding tasty mater?
 
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