Stumbled onto your channel this Easter morning. Been binge watching for about 4 hours now. Getting alot of great ideas to help out our ever expanding garden. Thanks for such great videos!
I sent this to my son-in-law to watch as he loves hot peppers. You have a God given talent for teaching. Wonderful to see your videos from beginning planting to harvest. Thank you for taking time to teach. Love yours and Nancy's videos. I plan to make some jars of Nancy's Kimchi this year. May God Bless you for your teaching as we sure do appreciate it.
My wife is Indonesian and we have just picked up some carolina reaper plants and looking forward to growing them here in Perth Western Australia Thanks for your vids
Hi Hollis and Nancy, Once again another great video/education on your garden. Looking forward to watching the progress of the new homestead, can`t wait.:). Watching this video sure tells me you guys are blessed with growing in the lords garden, here on earth. Cheers Alex.
I always enjoy all of your videos, hands down the best gardening videos on youtube. I really like all the information you share and the way you present it. How can it get better than from planting seeds, to growing, to harvest, to cooking, to eating, great stuff. Can't wait for some Fla. videos.
Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement!! We are working very hard on making lots of new Florida videos. They are progression videos so it will be a while but it will be worth the wait👍
I grew these last year and took them to work. Myself and a girl tried a nice large piece of it and I can tell you it's definitely something you don't want to mess with. Another great video and keep them coming!!
My favorite hot pepper is the red scotch bonnet. They are very hot, but have a unique really sweet fruity taste too. A little goes a long way! We use half of one and mix it with cream cheese to make stuffed burgers with. We are growing 6 or 7 different hot pepper varieties now. Nice video! I like how you lay out the info, your potato guide was extremely helpful for me. I thought y’all moved to Florida lol
Great and informative video! I am very happy to see the subscriber count increasing steadily. Keep up the good work and thanks for the wonderful videos.
First time viewer.. very plesent.. I appreciate the knowledge and pace of storytelling.. you seem very passionate and genuine.. keep up the good work..
I wish all gardening videos used your progression presentation. My first year growing the Reaper. I’ve given samples to six friends. Not one has asked for more. I’m going to see if you’ve done a video on the Reaper spray. I’ve made one with Reaper, onion, garlic, cayenne, chili &black pepper. The solution has kept the intruders away for a week now. After Ida I’ll need to reapply. Liked and subscribed.
Sir, thank you for your generosity to show/teach us by cutting off a big branch full of Carolina Reaper. I love the plant to death and don't have the guts to "sacrifice " the way you do. My Carolina Reaper plants (2×) are still young. I hope I will get the results as good as you. Cheers.
I'm with you Hollis i don't put any thing hotter than sweet pepper in my mouth, love you guys videos, can't wait tell you start making video's in the new homestead.
Love Your New Place!!! You And Nancy Are So Blessed!!! Ya'll Have Made It So Beautiful!!! Love How You Describe The Peppers.So Funny And So Informational Also! Can't Wait To See More Video's. Love You Guys!!!
🔥 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 THOSE ARE SOME POWERFUL PEPPERS OUR 30TY YEAR OLD DAUGHTER LOVES THESE. HER DADDY CANNOT HANDLE THEIR HEAT... GOD BLESS & KEEP PLANTING
The Carolina in it's bright red stage is an excellent pepper raw, seeds removed as they're a little tough to chew. Oven roasted for about 5 minutes. The addition of some original Philadelphia Cream Cheese spread on the cavity of the pepper, can't beat them if you want a little something spicy. Great video.
Very clever and helpful to see how you compared the Scoville on the Carolina Reaper to police pepper spray. Thank you! Oh, and that "scorpion tail" says everything. Wicked-looking!
I came across your videos and I like your delivery so I subscribed to your channel. I bought 2 Carolina reaper here in Toronto and I can't wait to to reap the rewards(no pun intended 😂)
Wonderful! I am planting some Reapers now and they take a while indeed especially when the temperature up in Canada variates often during the summer months. Thank you for sharing.
You 2 are the best. Remember some of use are living though your inspiration. So, send us some everyday videos, do some vlogs with less editing, bloopers and outtakes are great too. 😁
I can NOT wait to see what you guys have done with ur new place!!! And I love hot peppers myself 😁 thanks for your videos and ideas. I combine what I learn from you and what I learned from my grandfather who was Cherokee (he used the fish in the ground too) and I usually end up with a pretty good harvest! Not sure if you do this, but we always plant by the moon. On some things it can make a difference if you get a harvest or not!! Thanks again 🌺
My reaper looked the same as yours, short thick stems with huge leaves. I’m glad it wasn’t just mine! I had a nice harvest of peppers and they were super hot! I’m going to grow again in 2019.
I'm growing 2 Carolina Reapers and some Trinidad Moruga Scorpions indoors at the moment :) Can't wait to taste them! Thanks for your great videos, I just subscribed!
Thanks for your information, well appreciated. Last year we had the Brazilian Ghost peppers. Was an untypical really hot and long summer in Germany. This year we are still working on the Carolina Reaper. Summer is not too hot and some kind of wet...We will see how it goes. Greetings from Hamburg, Germany to our US friends.
Looking forward to seeing progress on new homestead. Hoping all is well with you folks. Love the pepper tutorial. mine are just getting their second leaves. Transplant is a ways off here in CT.
I ordered some of these seeds from Baker Creek a couple weeks ago. I think I’ll wait to plant them until next year, since I’ve waited too long to start them. (I might try a couple of seeds, not sure though.) I bet Mrs. Nancy will have to take a bath in ice water when she eats those peppers! And drink lots of milk! Sounds too hot to enjoy! 🥵 lol Great video!
Great Video!! Subbed! I'm wrapping up my first year of growing different varieties of peppers in a Back to Eden style garden. They did great! I can hardly wait until next year.
I am afraid that would be a little to hot. My husband enjoys heat when it has flavor but if the heat overwhelms then it isn't worth the time. Just starting seeds. Praying this year it works. This will be the fifth year I am trying. Bought grow lights this year to see if it is going to work. Thank you and Nancy for all you do. So grateful that God brought you both into my life.
I loved this video! I don't grow anything hotter than jalapenos. We're in ND, and spicy here is extra black pepper in our food, hahaha!!! But, I had to watch anyway because I so enjoy you three!
Had chile arbol yesterday. Definately hot. After chopping open, they literally burned my eyes. The heat was off the charts. Won't be eating those anymore. Gave the rest of them to a friend who loves them. Haha.. Y'all enjoy!
When you say hardening off do you mean letting the wind hit it to strengthen it? I'm starting up for first time in June and getting input wherever I can.
Hardening means gradually introducing the plant to the outside. People will start by leaving the plants outside for an hour at a time. Bringing them back in, putting em out for 2 hours etc. When they are 6-8 inches and have been exposed long enough that's when you fully transplant them outside.
How often do you weed your garden, it always looks so perfect and also I love the way the videos are done. They are super handy and packed with info! ♥
They took a little longer than my other peppers but once they got going they exploded. I mixed 3 equal parts of Top soil, peat and Black Kow Cow Manure. I added in Bone Meal to push the root development.
Dear Nancy. Your videos are the best all around. You and your husband go above and beyond explaining the how to, whatever you are planting. Very explicit , perfect. God has blessed you both with the gift. Thank you again, blessings, Laura M🐔🐓🐦🌱🐝🌻🐝🌼🐝🌱
great video, very informative! I could not imagine eating a pepper that hot, but I know my husband would love them! When you mentioned topping off the plants, is how to do that in your how to grow sweet peppers video?
I've ordered these from Baker Creek and looking forward to growing them. Can you tell me more about your hardening off table please. Or is there a video where you talk about that
When the evil rabbits and squirrels attack my garden, I like to harvest a stick from the old lead bush and spray them with that :-P Great video, thanks for sharing
Hollis, my husband LOVES any very hot pepper I always tell him he has an iron stomach cause he eats them from the plant 😲. I think him and Nancy wld get along great lol. Thanks for the info.👍
I've found myself a new channel! You guys are awesome, i really love these videos! I've just started growing chilies myself again. I don't have a garden as i live in a flat. But I've got a huge grow-tent! Anything is possible. But i gotta tell you, growing chilies indoor ain't good for the electricity bill :P Living in Denmark makes it hard to grow such plants outside anyways. It's so cold here (:
I know this is several years old, but do you have any tips on watering / lighting them? I had 3 plants arrive from a grower last week and one is almost dead. It arrived with it's roots moist, but my boyfriend really is a "pepper head". There is another pepper hotter than the Carolina Reaper right now, but before anything can be recognized it has to be consistently grown at the same rate for 8 years and it isn't there yet. It's still too cold for us to put them outside, and they are not cheap plants so any advice is greatly appreciated.
You just have to introduce them to sunlight slowly and water them thoroughly, but let the soil dry up a bit afterwards. They can and will take sun all day every day once they get acclimated and get enough water to sustain themselves.
Thanx for the nice video. I am retired and live in Panama. I am trying to grow super-hots for the first time this year. I have several strains of Ghost pepper and Carolina reaper and also Dragons breath. They are super slow growers. They are sensitive plants. They are not something I recommend for novice growers. I live in a warm climate and and they are still much harder to grow than more traditional chili peppers. Yes, they are hot. I blend them with milder chili peppers in the kitchen. It takes awhile to get used to eating them. Its an acquired taste. I still cannot eat super-hot chili's without diluting them to lower the heat level. They are definitely not for everyone.
How do you make the pepper spray? Growing here in New Zealand after 3 years trying and finally made a little tunnel house and seem to be going great. Love your vids, very informative. Thank you Mike
How to make Pepper Spray Animal Repellent: th-cam.com/video/0vWBaoNQs9k/w-d-xo.html . 'Mr. Rabbit may convert to being a meat-eater after taking a bite ...' of your plants.
Would love to know how you make pepper spray. Someone just gave me some of these seeds and I came to yoru page to learn how to grow. We love spicy food BUT I'm thinking maybe I will grow these to make a natural deterrent. Another question, is there any residue on the melons you spray to keep small animals away? Thank you! Love your videos!
i've never seen a video where someone has taken the time to wait and show you a plants full growth. that patience and care is amazing.
I totally agree
Agreed!
This is honestly one of the most wholesome videos and channels on TH-cam 15/10
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Stumbled onto your channel this Easter morning. Been binge watching for about 4 hours now. Getting alot of great ideas to help out our ever expanding garden. Thanks for such great videos!
Thanks for watching! Enjoy your binge. Have a peaceful Easter Weekend and welcome to the family ❤️❤️🐶
I sent this to my son-in-law to watch as he loves hot peppers. You have a God given talent for teaching. Wonderful to see your videos from beginning planting to harvest. Thank you for taking time to teach. Love yours and Nancy's videos. I plan to make some jars of Nancy's Kimchi this year. May God Bless you for your teaching as we sure do appreciate it.
My wife is Indonesian and we have just picked up some carolina reaper plants and looking forward to growing them here in Perth Western Australia
Thanks for your vids
Thanks for watching! Let me know how you like the Reapers 👍
Lol im indonesian
much respect for helping novices get started. nice cadence and thorough explanation
Hi Hollis and Nancy,
Once again another great video/education on your garden.
Looking forward to watching the progress of the new homestead, can`t wait.:).
Watching this video sure tells me you guys are blessed with growing in the lords garden, here on earth.
Cheers Alex.
I always enjoy all of your videos, hands down the best gardening videos on youtube.
I really like all the information you share and the way you present it. How can it get better than from planting seeds, to growing, to harvest, to cooking, to eating, great stuff.
Can't wait for some Fla. videos.
Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement!! We are working very hard on making lots of new Florida videos. They are progression videos so it will be a while but it will be worth the wait👍
Nancy gonna be spraying fiery chunks
The way you guys work together is sweet. You both obviously bring a lot to the channel individually.
I grew these last year and took them to work. Myself and a girl tried a nice large piece of it and I can tell you it's definitely something you don't want to mess with. Another great video and keep them coming!!
Your videos are so thorough. I cant say how much I appreciate all that effort you put in
I appreciate that!
Good seeing Hollis! Hope the Ur other half is doing well. Always learning something new! Awesome clip, sir! God bless U both!
My favorite hot pepper is the red scotch bonnet. They are very hot, but have a unique really sweet fruity taste too. A little goes a long way! We use half of one and mix it with cream cheese to make stuffed burgers with. We are growing 6 or 7 different hot pepper varieties now.
Nice video! I like how you lay out the info, your potato guide was extremely helpful for me. I thought y’all moved to Florida lol
Great and informative video!
I am very happy to see the subscriber count increasing steadily. Keep up the good work and thanks for the wonderful videos.
First time viewer.. very plesent.. I appreciate the knowledge and pace of storytelling.. you seem very passionate and genuine.. keep up the good work..
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! Welcome to the family Frank👨🌾👩🏻🌾🐶. Enjoy your garden this spring, have a peaceful week
I wish all gardening videos used your progression presentation. My first year growing the Reaper. I’ve given samples to six friends. Not one has asked for more. I’m going to see if you’ve done a video on the Reaper spray. I’ve made one with Reaper, onion, garlic, cayenne, chili &black pepper. The solution has kept the intruders away for a week now. After Ida I’ll need to reapply. Liked and subscribed.
Sir, thank you for your generosity to show/teach us by cutting off a big branch full of Carolina Reaper.
I love the plant to death and don't have the guts to "sacrifice " the way you do.
My Carolina Reaper plants (2×) are still young. I hope I will get the results as good as you. Cheers.
I'm so glad that you wore those gloves when you were handling those peppers.
I'm with you Hollis i don't put any thing hotter than sweet pepper in my mouth, love you guys videos, can't wait tell you start making video's in the new homestead.
Thanks Hollie for the video. It is very educational. I am blessed with all wisdom from God through you. 😊❤ Have a blessed day Nancy and Hollie😊
"I can't even imagine putting something like that in my mouth. Nancy looks forward to it." 😆😂
Love Your New Place!!! You And Nancy Are So Blessed!!! Ya'll Have Made It So Beautiful!!! Love How You Describe The Peppers.So Funny And So Informational Also! Can't Wait To See More Video's. Love You Guys!!!
Thank you for loving us Brenda! Working on a bunch of new videos for ya 👍. Have a peaceful day ❤️
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THOSE ARE SOME POWERFUL PEPPERS
OUR 30TY YEAR OLD DAUGHTER LOVES THESE.
HER DADDY CANNOT HANDLE THEIR HEAT...
GOD BLESS & KEEP PLANTING
The Carolina in it's bright red stage is an excellent pepper raw, seeds removed as they're a little tough to chew. Oven roasted for about 5 minutes. The addition of some original Philadelphia Cream Cheese spread on the cavity of the pepper, can't beat them if you want a little something spicy. Great video.
Very clever and helpful to see how you compared the Scoville on the Carolina Reaper to police pepper spray. Thank you! Oh, and that "scorpion tail" says everything. Wicked-looking!
I came across your videos and I like your delivery so I subscribed to your channel. I bought 2 Carolina reaper here in Toronto and I can't wait to to reap the rewards(no pun intended 😂)
i've just sown my carolina reapers yesterday !! i'm so looking forward to growing them
Enjoy! ❤️
Wonderful! I am planting some Reapers now and they take a while indeed especially when the temperature up in Canada variates often during the summer months. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the tips! This will be my first year growing peppers in Arizona.
You 2 are the best. Remember some of use are living though your inspiration. So, send us some everyday videos, do some vlogs with less editing, bloopers and outtakes are great too. 😁
Fantastic Video, Nancy! I Was At Buffalo Wild Wings The Other Day And The Sauce I Used Was The Wild Sauce! My Mouth Was BLAZE HOT!
I can NOT wait to see what you guys have done with ur new place!!! And I love hot peppers myself 😁 thanks for your videos and ideas. I combine what I learn from you and what I learned from my grandfather who was Cherokee (he used the fish in the ground too) and I usually end up with a pretty good harvest! Not sure if you do this, but we always plant by the moon. On some things it can make a difference if you get a harvest or not!! Thanks again 🌺
My reaper looked the same as yours, short thick stems with huge leaves. I’m glad it wasn’t just mine! I had a nice harvest of peppers and they were super hot! I’m going to grow again in 2019.
How long do they take to grow?
I'm growing 2 Carolina Reapers and some Trinidad Moruga Scorpions indoors at the moment :) Can't wait to taste them! Thanks for your great videos, I just subscribed!
I love your videos so can't wait to see the new videos on your new homestead so ready have a great day and a blessed day
Working on them as we speak 👍. It will be a while because they are progression videos
Thanks for your information, well appreciated. Last year we had the Brazilian Ghost peppers. Was an untypical really hot and long summer in Germany. This year we are still working on the Carolina Reaper. Summer is not too hot and some kind of wet...We will see how it goes. Greetings from Hamburg, Germany to our US friends.
Looking forward to seeing progress on new homestead. Hoping all is well with you folks.
Love the pepper tutorial. mine are just getting their second leaves. Transplant is a ways off here in CT.
thanks hollis and nancy i will soon be putting some of your tips to the test as it is just spring here in england thanks as always gary
The reaper was my best producer this year of all my pepper plants.
I LOVE these! We cook with them and oh boy it sure spices things up!
I am a new subscriber. I really enjoy your content. I have only uploaded 2 videos but you two make it look so easy. I look forward to more gardening!
You can do this
I ordered some of these seeds from Baker Creek a couple weeks ago. I think I’ll wait to plant them until next year, since I’ve waited too long to start them. (I might try a couple of seeds, not sure though.) I bet Mrs. Nancy will have to take a bath in ice water when she eats those peppers! And drink lots of milk! Sounds too hot to enjoy! 🥵 lol Great video!
Those plants are so beautiful, bushed put so nice. I plan on learning how to prune my pepper plants this year. No reapers for me though. 😱
Great Video!! Subbed! I'm wrapping up my first year of growing different varieties of peppers in a Back to Eden style garden. They did great! I can hardly wait until next year.
Thanks for watching and subscribing!! Welcome to the family ❤️❤️🐶. Well done with your peppers👍. Keep up the good work. Have a peaceful weekend
I keep my Reapers in the freezer bc they're easier to cut & use them on everything I eat. LOVE THEM.
I am afraid that would be a little to hot. My husband enjoys heat when it has flavor but if the heat overwhelms then it isn't worth the time. Just starting seeds. Praying this year it works. This will be the fifth year I am trying. Bought grow lights this year to see if it is going to work. Thank you and Nancy for all you do. So grateful that God brought you both into my life.
Keep up the great vids!!! I’m right there with you on that being tender towards hot peppers!
Excited to watch I do Dill pickles ever year but next year plan to grow them too
Going to try and grow these in chilly England!
Great vid man 👍
Nice presentation on SHU and safety precautions.
Ty sir I'm growing a North Carolina reaper right now❤
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Those reapers are good, dry them and crush them and lightly sprinkle on a pork loin, very good
I loved this video! I don't grow anything hotter than jalapenos. We're in ND, and spicy here is extra black pepper in our food, hahaha!!! But, I had to watch anyway because I so enjoy you three!
Had chile arbol yesterday. Definately hot. After chopping open, they literally burned my eyes. The heat was off the charts. Won't be eating those anymore. Gave the rest of them to a friend who loves them. Haha.. Y'all enjoy!
When you say hardening off do you mean letting the wind hit it to strengthen it? I'm starting up for first time in June and getting input wherever I can.
Hardening means gradually introducing the plant to the outside. People will start by leaving the plants outside for an hour at a time. Bringing them back in, putting em out for 2 hours etc. When they are 6-8 inches and have been exposed long enough that's when you fully transplant them outside.
@@thenorcalkid530 Sweet thanks
My tongue cried just WATCHING this! LOL YUP...I’m too tender too! Hahaha Blessings always~ Lisa
Man after you took them plants out of the planting tray. They really shot up. Beautiful, nature is amazing. How is the Florida garden coming along?
We are breaking ground on March 15th 👍
Thanks for the video sir. Great looking garden!
You are very welcome Patrick. Thanks for watching 👍
How often do you weed your garden, it always looks so perfect and also I love the way the videos are done. They are super handy and packed with info! ♥
I hand pull weeds on the row and cultivate between the rows at least once every couple of weeks 👍
Being new to start trying to grow these Peppers thanks for sharing great info to know etc
Informative video. Thank you! Just started growing The Reaper myself. :)
Oh .heavens do i love this video. Hollis you wonderful, tender man. Fantastic facts! Thank you. Bless you. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💕
I just started my jigsaw peppers. Everyone says it's the unofficial hottest in the world. I can't wait till summer and transplant them to my garden
Best of luck to you with your Hot Peppers 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Can you please share you potting mix details and how much time did it take for the reaper seeds to sprout ?
They took a little longer than my other peppers but once they got going they exploded. I mixed 3 equal parts of Top soil, peat and Black Kow Cow Manure. I added in Bone Meal to push the root development.
@@HollisNancysHomestead thanks a lot. At what stage did u add bone meal and did u use some calcium and magnesium suppliments ?
Dear Nancy. Your videos are the best all around. You and your husband go above and beyond explaining the how to, whatever you are planting. Very explicit , perfect. God has blessed you both with the gift. Thank you again, blessings, Laura M🐔🐓🐦🌱🐝🌻🐝🌼🐝🌱
Thank you so much for watching and your kind words of encouragement. You have blessed us on this day with your words. Have a blessed week ❤️❤️🐶
I added the Bone Meal in the hole when I planted the plants. I added the lime on top of the fish when I planted.
I'm a pepper head scotch bonnet, ghost ,scorpion and reaper love them nice work on the reapers (HOT!)
Nancy is a pepper head too🔥🔥🔥
Great video and very informative for pepper lovers
I love this idea about using these peppers to keep critters away. I wonder if this would work for aphids and such...
Spray with 100% Cold Pressed Neem Oil to help control insect activity
So glad I found this channel!
Welcome to the family ❤️
Best video ever on the reaper very detailed love your videos
Thank you so much for watching! Have a peaceful weekend ❤️
great video, very informative! I could not imagine eating a pepper that hot, but I know my husband would love them! When you mentioned topping off the plants, is how to do that in your how to grow sweet peppers video?
Nice! I'll try this next year. Going to try and grow the humble jalapeño first!
that is really awesome sir...I am drying some seeds at the moment and plan to plant them when I change location by November
Hey mr!! Hello!
Could you please share a video of "How to prune them properly"? Please (or share the link?)
Excellent tutorial on SHU. Nicely done.....great handwriting. Very clear with great content.
I've ordered these from Baker Creek and looking forward to growing them. Can you tell me more about your hardening off table please. Or is there a video where you talk about that
When the evil rabbits and squirrels attack my garden, I like to harvest a stick from the old lead bush and spray them with that :-P
Great video, thanks for sharing
Hollis & Nancy's Homestead Fantastic video, love it#334.
Thanks for the tips! :) We love growing the Carolina Reaper from seed!! They're great for salsa.
Hollis, my husband LOVES any very hot pepper I always tell him he has an iron stomach cause he eats them from the plant 😲. I think him and Nancy wld get along great lol. Thanks for the info.👍
I don’t see how they do it🔥🔥🔥
Hollis & Nancy's Homestead
I know right!
Holy cow! Those are some HOT peppers. I can barely withstand jalapeños 😱. Thanks for the information!
They are actually really nice looking plants I'd grow these just for the look
Thank you for the great video. You have a beautiful home and garden
I've found myself a new channel! You guys are awesome, i really love these videos! I've just started growing chilies myself again. I don't have a garden as i live in a flat. But I've got a huge grow-tent! Anything is possible. But i gotta tell you, growing chilies indoor ain't good for the electricity bill :P
Living in Denmark makes it hard to grow such plants outside anyways. It's so cold here (:
Welcome to the family ❤️❤️🐶
Great video, I will grow some reapers soon so it was nice seeing the different stages!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your nice info-clip and yes, I'll get some seeds even the only use will be spray!
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Thanks for the lesson on peppers.
Very usefull and detailed video! Thank you a lot!
"buddy you better believe that rascal will light you up" lol!
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Hi guys, sending blessings thanks for the video
I died at "My wife likes it. She eats it. I`m just too tender."
Too tender 😂😂😂
I know this is several years old, but do you have any tips on watering / lighting them? I had 3 plants arrive from a grower last week and one is almost dead. It arrived with it's roots moist, but my boyfriend really is a "pepper head". There is another pepper hotter than the Carolina Reaper right now, but before anything can be recognized it has to be consistently grown at the same rate for 8 years and it isn't there yet. It's still too cold for us to put them outside, and they are not cheap plants so any advice is greatly appreciated.
It could be due to the heat of where you're growing it, these aren't very hardy plants i planted about 8 seeds and 2 germinated
You just have to introduce them to sunlight slowly and water them thoroughly, but let the soil dry up a bit afterwards. They can and will take sun all day every day once they get acclimated and get enough water to sustain themselves.
Thanks for sharing this. Got a plant flowering now. Your mature brown ones look more like Chocolate Bhutlahs though.
What do you if your plant has splitting leave?
Thanx for the nice video. I am retired and live in Panama. I am trying to grow super-hots for the first time this year. I have several strains of Ghost pepper and Carolina reaper and also Dragons breath. They are super slow growers. They are sensitive plants. They are not something I recommend for novice growers. I live in a warm climate and and they are still much harder to grow than more traditional chili peppers. Yes, they are hot. I blend them with milder chili peppers in the kitchen. It takes awhile to get used to eating them. Its an acquired taste. I still cannot eat super-hot chili's without diluting them to lower the heat level. They are definitely not for everyone.
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Awesome job Nancy!
How do you make the pepper spray? Growing here in New Zealand after 3 years trying and finally made a little tunnel house and seem to be going great. Love your vids, very informative. Thank you
Mike
How to make Pepper Spray Animal Repellent: th-cam.com/video/0vWBaoNQs9k/w-d-xo.html . 'Mr. Rabbit may convert to being a meat-eater after taking a bite ...' of your plants.
Would love to know how you make pepper spray. Someone just gave me some of these seeds and I came to yoru page to learn how to grow. We love spicy food BUT I'm thinking maybe I will grow these to make a natural deterrent. Another question, is there any residue on the melons you spray to keep small animals away? Thank you! Love your videos!
I'd try them in small batches. Like add a bit of one pepper to chili. Good luck!
Love y’all’s videos! Gardening and science all in one. Do y’all watch the Hot Ones interview videos? Nancy might like them!
Never heard of them
can't wait to see the new garden! plus I love the way these videos are done. its great to be able to follow from start to finish in one video.