This is my first time doing a blog and first time growing so many peppers. The only thing I've grown hotter than a habanero was a ghost pepper last year that I got one measly pod off of. This year I have changed up my garden and methods of growing.
I have an 8' x 4' raised bed made from 2x12's as well as fabric bags in 7,10, and 15 gallon sizes. Aside from peppers I have many varieties of tomatoes of very color, purple tomatillo, black nebula carrots, and purple artichoke growing.
I started with a Carolina Reaper, Aji Charapita, Sugar Rush peach, Buena Mulata, Midnight dream, and Habanada peppers. I got a little too anxious to get them planted out and after 2 weeks in the 70's at the start of February I planted out everything. Needless to say a week later we got hit with a cold spell and had 3 nights of a hard freeze causing over half my garden to die. Seeing as I needed to start over, quite late by this time, I decided to seek out better seeds.
I contacted TexasHotPeppers and he was gracious enough to set me up with a plethora of seeds, at least to me. I now have many varieties of hot peppers that just got started last week.
I have an 8' x 4' raised bed made from 2x12's as well as fabric bags in 7,10, and 15 gallon sizes. Aside from peppers I have many varieties of tomatoes of very color, purple tomatillo, black nebula carrots, and purple artichoke growing.
I started with a Carolina Reaper, Aji Charapita, Sugar Rush peach, Buena Mulata, Midnight dream, and Habanada peppers. I got a little too anxious to get them planted out and after 2 weeks in the 70's at the start of February I planted out everything. Needless to say a week later we got hit with a cold spell and had 3 nights of a hard freeze causing over half my garden to die. Seeing as I needed to start over, quite late by this time, I decided to seek out better seeds.
I contacted TexasHotPeppers and he was gracious enough to set me up with a plethora of seeds, at least to me. I now have many varieties of hot peppers that just got started last week.
