Short Season Super Hots ???

[AJ Drew]

My grow room will be empty in about a month.  Thinking about starting a new wave but that would be very late in the season.  What would folk reccomend for a second wave?  Am thinking a rainbow of Habs, they seem to be shorter season than a lot of other peppers.

Seed sellers feel free to jump in.

 

[Hybrid Mode 01]

     I think all my TS CARDI yellow plants produced first last year.

 

[Jeff H]

I'd say that you're too late for any real production on any chinense. Maybe some annuums?

 

[suchen]

Lemon drop produces pretty quickly for me. We use them fresh in salad, and made into sauces and jellies. They make an awesome hot pepper jelly!

 

[moruga welder]

anything now would be good for overwintering , thats why i went ahead and started the chocolate reaper . i'll just o.w.it .            

 

[jedisushi06]

lol go for it, they might put pods on by christmas

 

[Spicy Mushroom]

In the 'super hot' category chiliplants dot com says the Naga Morich is 90+ days, and all the others are 120+
 
In the 'extremely hot' category the shortest ones [according to that site] are:
 
Bhut Jolokia White
Devils Tongue
Fatalii
Habanero Chocolate
Habanero Red Savina
Jamaican Hot Chocolate
Scotch Bonnet Chocolate
Trinidad Scorpion Yellow
 
These are for live plants. Which obviously would be quicker than starting from seed.

 

[AJ Drew]

Thinking if I am going to get two crops out of my grow room, I am going to need a green house so I can move them out much earlier.

 

[Hybrid Mode 01]

     Wasn't the Dorset Naga specifically bred to produce in a short, crappy season?

 

[KrakenPeppers]

Yeah I can attest that chocolate habs and White bhuts are pretty quick

 

[AJ Drew]

Jedi, what you said about pods by reapers having pods by Christmas: Have friend who lent me room in her high tunnel.  No heat other than sunlight, ground never froze and had Carolina Reaper pods threw December.  Frigging amazing how much difference some plastic will make.