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Be careful with them chiles...
Be careful with them chiles...
Make sure to warn your nephew prior to letting him eat one of those nasty chillis...giving an uninformed person one of those is definitely not cool!
captainpepper said:Make sure to warn your nephew prior to letting him eat one of those nasty chillis...giving an uninformed person one of those is definitely not cool!
No no, I would not let someone eat something like that without warning. I am going to do like yall have said and let them work their way up.
I cant wait to make hot sauce and powders. I have been amending a ¼ acre just for the pepppers. I have compost piles that I let compost on a two year schedule. I took the tractor out there this morning and tilled (4foot 3point tiller) the areas this morning. With any luck I will be adding peppers to my market sales.
Peppermania has them also. They are all in a pack called the garden of fire (Under the Chinense section) They also have various other pepper seeds.
Link
www.peppermania.com
Direct link to Garden of fire seed pack
www.peppermania.com/chinense_8.html
Don't discount the Hippy seed company because they are not in the usa. Neil is a stand up guy, ships quickly and offers high quality stuff.
Link
http://thehippyseedcompany.com/
Good luck, and don't forget to do the curtousy taste too, just so everyone knows how hot they are. A sliver is a managable step.
Link
www.peppermania.com
Direct link to Garden of fire seed pack
www.peppermania.com/chinense_8.html
Don't discount the Hippy seed company because they are not in the usa. Neil is a stand up guy, ships quickly and offers high quality stuff.
Link
http://thehippyseedcompany.com/
Good luck, and don't forget to do the curtousy taste too, just so everyone knows how hot they are. A sliver is a managable step.
I am now very interested in this melting my face off variety
I agree that Your link is the best place to get bhuts since they developed it. After I saw he had purchased his seeds from tomato growers, I thought I'd point him twords a little better seed then that, and you already had NMSU covered.
Noshownate said:
As am I...
Sci said:
I am going to try all of them. I've been reading that the Bhut Jolokia is kinda hard to grow.
I noticed that some pepper growing discussions suggest not growing them in full sun. Is that right? I've been tilling and amending a ¼ acre plot for them but if I need to get under a tree or something I can start amending another plot. Any ideas?
Mjdtexan said:
Full sun is best for the super hot C. Chinese types. Some other varieties do well in the shade.
I just received another order from peppermania just last week. I also have done seeds coming from the hippy seed company too. I like both of them along with pepergal.
Tomato growers is ok, but the seeds are not as good of quality. Rainbow chili seeds shipped quickly, but all the varietys I received seem to vary in pod color, they are what they are suppose to be, there just seems to be some possible crosses.
Tomato growers is ok, but the seeds are not as good of quality. Rainbow chili seeds shipped quickly, but all the varietys I received seem to vary in pod color, they are what they are suppose to be, there just seems to be some possible crosses.