Po boy
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have you tried the Trinindad Scorpion? one and half million on the heat scale!!!
Cayenne peppers!
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reggaerican
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well heck man I been gone on vacation for a week and I dont know what happened maybe I just gave up on my peppers, but after reading your thread it got me currious about them again so I went and gave them a looksee and WOW! looks like I do have some of the hot ones coming in.. yea.. I will show you some pics later thats so cool.. I came home to my first mature heirloom tomato also.. soooo taisty.
420BongRips
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Thanks man.
I'll order some seeds next year and grow it
Hell yeah man I have to see those pictures. I've had the same experience with giving up on plants and they start going crazy out of nowhere, weird stuff.
reggaerican
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here are those pepper shots.. im so frickn happy I comletly gave up on those 2 hot pepper plants and they totally fooled me..
I have 6 bell pepper plants like that one and they all have atleast one good pepper on each..
I have 6 bell pepper plants like that one and they all have atleast one good pepper on each..
420BongRips
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When is the last time you gave them nutes?
reggaerican
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well I only fed them one time since I planted them and that was last week using the old veg water from the indoor grow..
PeyoteReligion
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Man what a bummer, I live up in Washington and don't have any ripe fruit yet. I've only been able to pull a few peppers because I started them indoors. The cayanne from indoors was the hottest pepper I've ever had dands down, way hotter than a Habenero. It's just good organic feeding that gets them hot.
Im most excited for my Cajun bell it's got chit all over but it's just small peppers still. Hope they ripen before my season is over!
Im most excited for my Cajun bell it's got chit all over but it's just small peppers still. Hope they ripen before my season is over!
420BongRips
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Hotter than habanero? That's hard to believe.
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reggaerican
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Thanks Sturbz, its my first time growing peppers and I dont have any clue as to when I should even pick them... that red one looks like it might be done now, but as for my bells I got them seeds out of organic red orange and yellow bells so why the heck are they still green..
also what about the cayenne when should those be ready to pick?
eastcoastmo
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Nice chillis man 
eastcoastmo
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Id wait until the peppers are well and truly the colour they should be before Picking hey. Once you start picking them though, the rest will start to ripen quicker as well. Also give your plants some potash sulfate and they will ripen quicker as well
reggaerican
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thanks for that tip..
eastcoastmo
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Anytime mate
eastcoastmo
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Also meant to say too that once they start to change colour thats when they start to get their heat if they stall during ripening just pick a couple of semi ripe ones and the others will start the process again
if they stall during ripening just pick a couple of semi ripe ones and the others will start the process again
reggaerican
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sweet, well im gonna pluck that red one for sure tomorrow. and just might take some of them green bells as well..
thanks..
thanks..
eastcoastmo
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No worries mate hope you get flooded with chillis like i did!
hope you get flooded with chillis like i did!
420BongRips
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Hey guys, I'm back from vacation a little early. I haven't seen much change in my peppers. I have to water them in a few minutes before I check my guerilla grow Check out grow in my sig.
Check out grow in my sig.imchucky666
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I just started some Habaneros about a month ago, finally got smart and saved some seeds instead of pickling everything out of the 5.99/lb things.
I'm in Ga., weather here is hot and muggy, humidity not uncommon to be in the 60-65% range.
Do you think I'll get any this season?