Hello all, New member here, found the site after watching Beaglestorms videos on the tube of you.
Looking for some advice on where to go next as far as heat. I live in central Massachusetts and as far as I know have a limited resource on getting a variety of peppers. I have found the normal peppers you would find in the supermarket up to Habaneros for heat, which I can handle no problem.
I am looking for some advice on where to go next on heat, I want to build up to the superhots eventually but I do not want to go blind and take a bite out of a Ghost Pepper or Butch T.
Maybe if someone could direct me to a list to get an idea on what peppers to seek out to work my way up to the superhots I would be very appreciative.
Thank you all for the responses in advance.
Dan
Looking for some advice on where to go next as far as heat. I live in central Massachusetts and as far as I know have a limited resource on getting a variety of peppers. I have found the normal peppers you would find in the supermarket up to Habaneros for heat, which I can handle no problem.
I am looking for some advice on where to go next on heat, I want to build up to the superhots eventually but I do not want to go blind and take a bite out of a Ghost Pepper or Butch T.
Maybe if someone could direct me to a list to get an idea on what peppers to seek out to work my way up to the superhots I would be very appreciative.
Thank you all for the responses in advance.
Dan