This is my first year for growing super hots. I just wanted to post a photo of my 3 hot ones and see if I'm on the right track. I'm growing in 5 gal buckets. The Carolina Reaper is in the orange bucket, Apocalyptic Scorpion is in the white bucket and the blue bucket is a ghost pepper. Thanks for any comments/advice.
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If there the only 3 "superhots" your growing I take my hat off to your self control and discipline sir 
I've at least 8 or 9
OK maybe 10 
Your looking good
I'm assuming you can grow out side ? And how long is your season ?
I'm greenhouse only for superhots by October even that is pretty inhospitable
Best of luck
I've at least 8 or 9
OK maybe 10 Your looking good
I'm assuming you can grow out side ? And how long is your season ?
I'm greenhouse only for superhots by October even that is pretty inhospitable
Best of luck
Hi Englander,
Yes, these are my only 3 super hots. I ordered the 3 pack from Pepper Joe's, each one was about an inch tall. I also have one jalapeno, two Tabasco, one Habanero and a Serrano. I started because of a friendly competition in my radio club. This is my first year of growing peppers and I completely put it in the hands of chatgpt, following it's advice. All plants seem to be doing well so far. I'm in Dallas so hopefully will have good weather into October. My radio group has one seasoned pepper grower, so it is becoming him against chatgpt.
Yes, these are my only 3 super hots. I ordered the 3 pack from Pepper Joe's, each one was about an inch tall. I also have one jalapeno, two Tabasco, one Habanero and a Serrano. I started because of a friendly competition in my radio club. This is my first year of growing peppers and I completely put it in the hands of chatgpt, following it's advice. All plants seem to be doing well so far. I'm in Dallas so hopefully will have good weather into October. My radio group has one seasoned pepper grower, so it is becoming him against chatgpt.