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Who has the best Butch T plant?
- Thread starter HotPeppas
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lol nice plants dawgbite. Great pod production! Mine has like 3
My only Butch T plant. This pic was from August so it has grown alittle taller. A cool and prolific plant,but I am not blown away by the flavor.
I agree with PS, thinking I might only grow 1 next year instead of 3.
I think I may have a contender.
My one and only Butch T plant from pepper joes seed stock. I had a disastrous experience with my seedlings last spring (I had my brothers promise to keep them watered over the weekend---which neither of them did... and I only had one Butch T survive the drought.... I will never make that mistake again) Furthermore, I went on a 39 day vacation over the summer around the country and left the Butch T in care with my mother, who barely ever watered it and when she did it was watered with chlorinated city water... and was barely alive when I returned. The results you see are the product of only 2 months of real growth from a skeletal stick with leaves and a few flowers. All of this goes to show that the Butch T Trinidad Scorpion is genetically a beast.
The plant was organically grown from a home-made soil media... and only fertilized once (with home-made worm castings after the first crown of peppers began to fully ripen).
Here are some frozen pods...(there are currently no ripe, fresh pods to show)
My one and only Butch T plant from pepper joes seed stock. I had a disastrous experience with my seedlings last spring (I had my brothers promise to keep them watered over the weekend---which neither of them did... and I only had one Butch T survive the drought.... I will never make that mistake again) Furthermore, I went on a 39 day vacation over the summer around the country and left the Butch T in care with my mother, who barely ever watered it and when she did it was watered with chlorinated city water... and was barely alive when I returned. The results you see are the product of only 2 months of real growth from a skeletal stick with leaves and a few flowers. All of this goes to show that the Butch T Trinidad Scorpion is genetically a beast.
The plant was organically grown from a home-made soil media... and only fertilized once (with home-made worm castings after the first crown of peppers began to fully ripen).
Here are some frozen pods...(there are currently no ripe, fresh pods to show)