Here is an idea when that tray is done and harvested have them make a sauce as a competition and whoever wins bottles their sauce sells it from your shop as 1 time run batch for 2021 and for charity as on man who wants to start a sauce and pepper company your an inspiration ed and everyone else at puckerbutt hang in there guys we will make it through much love
Great video showing everyone how easy it is. So easy you can even grow them in your storefront window! 😁 Another fun day at Puckerbutt Pepper Company! ~Ryan & Lee 🤜🔥🤛
I soaked 5 seeds in cold tea before I planted them. I put them in a little zip lock bag , which I put in my mouth so I could reach for my tools. Those seeds enthused the tea with capsaicin and I could really feel the heat. I can't wait for them to grow. They're sprouting.
What a life saver man! Whenever I look up how to grow peppers, I am overloaded by all this bullshit I need to do such as steps, things I need to buy, when to plant, correct temperature, the correct direction the seed is supposed to be facing when sowing, how to properly water the plant, how many times you can pet the plant, etc, and it would make me frustrated with all that information. Then I found your channel and you simply tell me how to do it. I really can't thank you enough, you earn my sub and like.
Much appreciated Ed. I’ve been dabbling with growing super hots in Central NY for a few years. Not the easiest, but can yield enough for some sauce to share with family and friends! It’s nice to see an established grower share tips and tricks for us novices! Take care!
Hi Ed...I bought some of your Organic Carolina Reaper and some Organic Chocolate Bhutla...:) I am happy to see you here man...And I am looking forward to a great season...Will keep you posted man...
@@smokinedddie Hi again...do you have any time laps that we can watch and learn new things ? and tricks to have bigger caliber...what is the right caliber ( size) of a Carolina Reaper that you would consider right ? thank you man
These videos helped out so much in my understanding as what I've done wrong from the "expertise" of my local greenhouse's. Literally everything they sold me was wrong, advice was wrong. I'm hoping to now finally grow some peppers this year. All of my attempts have failed, and I couldn't understand why & nobody had answers. I understand now clearly.
Hell yeah dude. I bought some chocolate bhutlahs and the organic Carolina reapers, and I can't wait. I have a grow light from my prior days of growing other "stuff" lol if you catch my drift, but i just don't feel like growing peppers in my closet for a couple months.
This video really helped me. After 3 non-starts, I'm finally getting germination and some early growth. Thanks for putting things in perspective and speaking real terms about getting seeds started!
@@paulp90 yeah I can't wait for them to grow I use what ed did in this video and also a jiffy green house kit to see how there going to grow in peat moss.
Love the tree!!! We do the same with our apple tree in the from yard! It changes with the seasons! It grows apples, gets pumpkins for Halloween... becomes a Christmas tree, Valentine’s tree etc... you guys are awesome!
Thanks to Ed and all the crew. We stay watching because your all family, and your incentive for staying gave me a chance to try three more of your sauces. My Reaper seeds went into planters and my front window this last Saturday. Here in the Pacific Northwest, they will not go outside till late June. Looking forward to being a part of the Reaper Grow Camp.
Thanks Ed! We love this... we shall try it too. Although we do have 2 healthy pots growing with your seeds since May of last year!!! Thanks Dark & Bella too for the content. Much love and respect for y’all. 💪🏻🤍🇨🇦
I'm really anxious for more information and I want more! I picked up gardening as a hobby because of the pandemic and I killed all of my seedlings with Kellogg soil that compacted and rotted the roots of my plants. I followed this guide for starting seeds, and I had the best germination on my 3rd generation of seeds. Sadly my Carolina Reaper plant died along with about 7 others, but thankfully we have a long growing season in Arizona so I still have time for a pepper harvest! Please release more, this information is gold to new gardeners like myself!
I'm sure your peppers are doing great, but I'd like to see how yours are looking. I'm here in kansas and did my best to protect mine from the cold snap we had here. A lot of my leaves died off but everything is coming back strong at this point in time. I'm hoping it doesnt set me back much.
I like the 18 spaced plastic pots much better. Garden centers take note and please carry that size. I also like the narrow trays that fit a window sill.
I think I am going to try a grow a bigger Carolina Reaper plant than Ed has, seems like a good goal. Going to buy some seeds for PuckerButt and try it out.
This is marvelous. I'm doing my first year of trying to sprout my own crop from seeds this year. I did an experiment last year to see if I could get sprouts from harvested seeds and got an over 90% germination rate, so I've got ten varieties, 12 each in the tenter-dome thing, all in the window until we get to the point where I can put them outside and let the sun do its thing. The "paper towels" reference killed me. I know from whence that comes, and appreciate what that means. Thank you.
I usually start my seeds in empty foam egg cartons. Cut off the top for a tray, stab an "X" in the bottom of each cell for drainage, then fill with potting soil. Transplant the plant when it is a couple inches tall. Good way to get some use out of old plastic, and basically free. Fits on a windowsill perfectly.
This video was very therapeutic. Thanks Ed & Tom. By the way Tom was very helpfully when I called in asking for help with my Carolina Reapers. Waiting for my seeds. (Please ask David if he sent them out yet hahaha?)
@@smokinedddie hi again Ed, I signed up for the growing club. My next big question after how and when to add certain fertilizers is - to prune or not? Please do a quick video on this :) thanks again to you and your team. I cannot wait for the damn boarders to open back up so I can visit your store.
Bought 7 types of seeds from you guys the other day. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff! Looking forward to my peach scorpions and chocolate bhutlas! Thanks alot!
My daughters got me some of your organic Reaper seeds for Christmas. They sprouted quickly and are about 2" tall. Looking forward to a productive season. Also, looking forward to future videos.
Ed Currie you the man!! Thank You for showing, I keep buying seeds, I see where I made mistakes! I even did the paper towel thing! Ha! I only have back yard no window so tray on table works I hope.
So planted our seeds a little early and in London, UK (cold!). Wish had seen this video first as have used compost. But we have 4 germinated so far. Great video. You all seem so nice and down to earth.
Been a few weeks now. Reapers definitely took a few days longer to germinate than the Ghost peppers but overall 95% germination rate, looking forward to a spicy year. Thanks for the channel.
My son bought me some reaper seeds from you guys and I got 2 plants that made it and the big one has about 50 peppers on it about the size of a marble. I've never seen a pepper that created a canopy like the reaper.
I've been buying your stuff for a while and met you at the NYC Hot Sauce Expo in 2018. I'm glad that you made this video. So far I've killed every single thing I've tried growing, since I have a touch of death or something xD I am hoping to be able to grow something after watching this. I hope to meet you again at the next hot sauce expo whenever the pandemic is over!
@@smokinedddie I cannot find some of the varieties you have used in the webstore: like the peach Bhut Jolokia and Peach Scorpion x Carolina Reaper? Do you know if these will be put online?
I bought 10 seeds for $7 last year and got like 30 seeds. I underestimated the germination time and was late to getting them in the ground... but I still got hundreds of peppers from 2 plants that produced all the way until mid September.
Hey Ed, I'm a Charleston girl, currently transplanted in northern AZ. I have a son-in-law that luvvvs that hot stuff. I made him a fermented sauce last year when I found some Carolina Reapers. I named it Carolina Coffin. He loved it. Yes, you can use the name if you want 😁
Hey Ed, thx for your precious advices ! Your Carolina Reapers seeds are growing very well in my apartment,can't wait to have some fruits to kill my mouth ahaha I was looking to get some seeds yesterday, but the fees to be delivered in Paris is.... spicy Waiting the end of the Pandemy...
I'm working on a water tower in Fort Mill today...like 5miles away....I wanna come visit your shop so bad and meet the legend himself....but I'm in a crane and don't know if I can find a parking spot near... :( I'm so saddened.
Something tells me that Tom has used a knife before. As to the tips I got last year I thought you recommended putting the seeds in the refrigerator for 3 days to imitate 'winter' then soak them in tea for 1/2hr, then plant them or did I dream all that?
I printed the same instructions from Puckerbutt seed shop and was just wondering the same. I would like to confirm since I just purchased seeds from them. Also, I did that "paper towel" process and it was a total failure.
Hello Captain!! you are getting crazy?? haha I love it, hey, I purchased 7 Pot Bubblegum Pheno and not even one did grow. already been taking care of them with the soil mix you recommend, and no... this is spring in mexico, and still nothing. water, light, nice weather, heaps of love and best vibes... NOooothing worked while my carolina reaper and chocolate buttler and the survival rate was like... 15% approx what would you recommend?
I have some Chocolate Bhutlah seeds that are about 1.5 years old, will they still grow? The grow camp play list is a great resource, thanks for the time and effort. Edit: Wife said they are at least 2 years old :(
I've been experimenting with sweet peppers growing hydroponically - the kratky method. Have you tried growing these hot peppers this way? I live right off 160 in Charlotte. Will stop by the store today.
I thought the reaper seeds were more finicky and needed to be put in black tea for 30 minutes and what not for them to germinate faster? I'm just wondering because the way Ed did it, is the way I grow everything else.
All that stuff isn't necessary. They'll pop. Saying that though, a lot of videos on YT are from other countries. Here in UK, doing all you can to help germination and keep seedlings alive is helpful. I'd just say don't go OTT and spend time or money you don't have. Let nature run its course...
Hi Ed! I brought a reaper home last year in a 6” Bonnie pot and it managed to survive the SoCal winter. Coming back ok so far but lots of yellowing, what is it trying to tell me?
If you use a lid, make sure you open it and air it out WELL every day. I've used those probably 10 different times and every single time after the first week it gets fungus/mold in it.
11:51 guarantee?!! OH SWEET! more than half of all my Carolina Reaper seeds, Chocolate buttler seeds and ALL of my 7 Pot Bubblegum Pheno died / didnt evolve into a magestic plant How do we activate this guarantee? :)
i have 168 peppers growing under shop lights right now. 4 inches tall. fish fert and jiffy trays. transfer to cups. no need for the $300 soil and organic high dollar crap.
Sir I'm a new at this I have my reaper seeds and I plant it 2 months ago I have a question why is the growth of my reapers are not the same what do I need to do
My baby Reapers are about 1" tall, loving life in the greenhouse(for now). Germinated super fast this year! Thanks Ed and team for rockin' it out!
That is awesome!
I just got my seeds from y'all today!!! So excited to start this growing journey!!! Thanks Ed!!!
Wonderful! Good luck with the grow
@@smokinedddie Noticed 3 sprouts today!!!!! Wooooooooooooot!
Here is an idea when that tray is done and harvested have them make a sauce as a competition and whoever wins bottles their sauce sells it from your shop as 1 time run batch for 2021 and for charity as on man who wants to start a sauce and pepper company your an inspiration ed and everyone else at puckerbutt hang in there guys we will make it through much love
Good idea Cody!
Ed is super chill. Love his style. Can't wait to get my seeds and start growing.
Great video showing everyone how easy it is. So easy you can even grow them in your storefront window! 😁 Another fun day at Puckerbutt Pepper Company!
~Ryan & Lee
🤜🔥🤛
Thanks for visiting
I soaked 5 seeds in cold tea before I planted them. I put them in a little zip lock bag , which I put in my mouth so I could reach for my tools. Those seeds enthused the tea with capsaicin and I could really feel the heat. I can't wait for them to grow. They're sprouting.
What a life saver man! Whenever I look up how to grow peppers, I am overloaded by all this bullshit I need to do such as steps, things I need to buy, when to plant, correct temperature, the correct direction the seed is supposed to be facing when sowing, how to properly water the plant, how many times you can pet the plant, etc, and it would make me frustrated with all that information. Then I found your channel and you simply tell me how to do it. I really can't thank you enough, you earn my sub and like.
Coming from the king himself, its the best advice you can get yall
Much appreciated Ed. I’ve been dabbling with growing super hots in Central NY for a few years. Not the easiest, but can yield enough for some sauce to share with family and friends! It’s nice to see an established grower share tips and tricks for us novices! Take care!
Thank you Thomas
Hi Ed...I bought some of your Organic Carolina Reaper and some Organic Chocolate Bhutla...:) I am happy to see you here man...And I am looking forward to a great season...Will keep you posted man...
Thank you for the support!
@@smokinedddie Hi again...do you have any time laps that we can watch and learn new things ? and tricks to have bigger caliber...what is the right caliber ( size) of a Carolina Reaper that you would consider right ? thank you man
These videos helped out so much in my understanding as what I've done wrong from the "expertise" of my local greenhouse's.
Literally everything they sold me was wrong, advice was wrong.
I'm hoping to now finally grow some peppers this year.
All of my attempts have failed, and I couldn't understand why & nobody had answers. I understand now clearly.
Just planted my Carolina reaper seeds I ordered from you guys last week excited to grow them and have a taste of the fire
Hell yeah dude. I bought some chocolate bhutlahs and the organic Carolina reapers, and I can't wait. I have a grow light from my prior days of growing other "stuff" lol if you catch my drift, but i just don't feel like growing peppers in my closet for a couple months.
Thank you for watching Chris, good luck with the grow
This dude is so cool. Ed is a real businessman who is honest. Take my money Ed 💰
Thank you so much Honest Dr. I appreciate your support of my business!
This video really helped me. After 3 non-starts, I'm finally getting germination and some early growth. Thanks for putting things in perspective and speaking real terms about getting seeds started!
I just got my Reaper seeds today from you talk about good timing on the video.
Awesome Christopher
Just got mine today!!!
@@paulp90 yeah I can't wait for them to grow I use what ed did in this video and also a jiffy green house kit to see how there going to grow in peat moss.
Too Much Fun! 😱😝👍🥰 GOTTA LOVE A PUCKER PEPPER! 😝🥵👍🥰
Thank you John
I stopped by Friday for a couple of bottles of sauce and some seeds. 👍 Friend codes activated. 😂
Thank you Dave
Love the tree!!! We do the same with our apple tree in the from yard! It changes with the seasons! It grows apples, gets pumpkins for Halloween... becomes a Christmas tree, Valentine’s tree etc... you guys are awesome!
Sounds great! Thank you Thomas
Thanks to Ed and all the crew. We stay watching because your all family, and your incentive for staying gave me a chance to try three more of your sauces. My Reaper seeds went into planters and my front window this last Saturday. Here in the Pacific Northwest, they will not go outside till late June. Looking forward to being a part of the Reaper Grow Camp.
Very enjoyable. Looking forward to more videos!
Awesome, thank you!
This was fun to watch! Thank you Ed, Heather Bella and Tom! You all rock!!
Our pleasure!
Everyone keep saying only one pepper per pot, but if smokin' Ed Currie says 2 peppers per pot, I'm not separating my seedlings.
Thanks Ed! We love this... we shall try it too. Although we do have 2 healthy pots growing with your seeds since May of last year!!! Thanks Dark & Bella too for the content. Much love and respect for y’all. 💪🏻🤍🇨🇦
Thank you France! We appreciate the support
I'm really anxious for more information and I want more! I picked up gardening as a hobby because of the pandemic and I killed all of my seedlings with Kellogg soil that compacted and rotted the roots of my plants. I followed this guide for starting seeds, and I had the best germination on my 3rd generation of seeds. Sadly my Carolina Reaper plant died along with about 7 others, but thankfully we have a long growing season in Arizona so I still have time for a pepper harvest! Please release more, this information is gold to new gardeners like myself!
Cant wait to grow my peppers!. This is the best tutorial from the man himself. Thanks ya'll!
Thank you for the support Logan
I'm sure your peppers are doing great, but I'd like to see how yours are looking. I'm here in kansas and did my best to protect mine from the cold snap we had here. A lot of my leaves died off but everything is coming back strong at this point in time. I'm hoping it doesnt set me back much.
This year will be my third crop - 3 plants from Ed's seeds. The first was pretty weak. The second was booming. I can't wait for the third year.
Good luck with the grow!
I like the 18 spaced plastic pots much better. Garden centers take note and please carry that size. I also like the narrow trays that fit a window sill.
I think I am going to try a grow a bigger Carolina Reaper plant than Ed has, seems like a good goal. Going to buy some seeds for PuckerButt and try it out.
This is marvelous.
I'm doing my first year of trying to sprout my own crop from seeds this year. I did an experiment last year to see if I could get sprouts from harvested seeds and got an over 90% germination rate, so I've got ten varieties, 12 each in the tenter-dome thing, all in the window until we get to the point where I can put them outside and let the sun do its thing.
The "paper towels" reference killed me. I know from whence that comes, and appreciate what that means. Thank you.
I usually start my seeds in empty foam egg cartons. Cut off the top for a tray, stab an "X" in the bottom of each cell for drainage, then fill with potting soil. Transplant the plant when it is a couple inches tall. Good way to get some use out of old plastic, and basically free. Fits on a windowsill perfectly.
Love the way you grow. Keep it simple. I'll be growing some of your Chocolate Reapers soon. Thank you Mr. Currie!!
Planting mine tomorrow, thanks for the quality info Ed and Tom!
Good luck! Thank you for watching
@@smokinedddie made the mistake of touching my nose after handling the reaper seeds I got from you, yikes!
This is very interesting. Thanks for sharing .
Glad you enjoyed it
This video was very therapeutic. Thanks Ed & Tom. By the way Tom was very helpfully when I called in asking for help with my Carolina Reapers. Waiting for my seeds. (Please ask David if he sent them out yet hahaha?)
Our pleasure! They are on the way Mark
@@smokinedddie hi again Ed, I signed up for the growing club. My next big question after how and when to add certain fertilizers is - to prune or not? Please do a quick video on this :) thanks again to you and your team. I cannot wait for the damn boarders to open back up so I can visit your store.
Bought 7 types of seeds from you guys the other day. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff! Looking forward to my peach scorpions and chocolate bhutlas! Thanks alot!
Awesome! Thank you and good luck with the grow
My daughters got me some of your organic Reaper seeds for Christmas. They sprouted quickly and are about 2" tall. Looking forward to a productive season. Also, looking forward to future videos.
That is awesome!
Very helpful...look forward to learning more...appreciate it..
Glad it was helpful!
Ed Currie you the man!! Thank You for showing, I keep buying seeds, I see where I made mistakes! I even did the paper towel thing! Ha! I only have back yard no window so tray on table works I hope.
So planted our seeds a little early and in London, UK (cold!). Wish had seen this video first as have used compost. But we have 4 germinated so far. Great video. You all seem so nice and down to earth.
Been a few weeks now. Reapers definitely took a few days longer to germinate than the Ghost peppers but overall 95% germination rate, looking forward to a spicy year. Thanks for the channel.
Thanks for the info!
My son bought me some reaper seeds from you guys and I got 2 plants that made it and the big one has about 50 peppers on it about the size of a marble. I've never seen a pepper that created a canopy like the reaper.
Thats great! Have fun with those reapers!
@@smokinedddie , thanks !!
Man I love watching these vids
This video is great. Thanks for keeping it simple with some humor.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ed, Tom, Dark, and Bella make a fun team to watch.
Thank you deereboy we have a great team
Sweet!
This was very helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you Caroline
I've been buying your stuff for a while and met you at the NYC Hot Sauce Expo in 2018. I'm glad that you made this video. So far I've killed every single thing I've tried growing, since I have a touch of death or something xD I am hoping to be able to grow something after watching this. I hope to meet you again at the next hot sauce expo whenever the pandemic is over!
Thank you Rena.
i got about 20 peach ghost seeds i think, and i'm totally doing this!, thank you again ed currie❤
Wonderful! Thank you for watching
@@smokinedddie I cannot find some of the varieties you have used in the webstore: like the peach Bhut Jolokia and Peach Scorpion x Carolina Reaper? Do you know if these will be put online?
Very informative video can't wait to start growing!
Thank you Michael! Good luck with the grow
Mould can be controlled by detrivores, specifically springtails if you get the population up
Thank you Platinum
Love this series. U guys are awesome!
I love with Peach ghost
You're my hero Ed!!! I have a few sauces from you and tell everyone about how amazing you are!!!! Keep growing!!
Like a pro Heather!
Thank you Brad
Thanks for the info, guys!
Our pleasure! Thank you for watching!
I bought 10 seeds for $7 last year and got like 30 seeds. I underestimated the germination time and was late to getting them in the ground... but I still got hundreds of peppers from 2 plants that produced all the way until mid September.
Ur all definitely getting a new poke friend
I Just Got Some Ball Tabasco Plants to sprout.Also Komodo dragon and Chocolate Brain strain 🔥.Gonna be a Hot summer 🥵
Awesome, good luck with the grow
Hey Ed, I'm a Charleston girl, currently transplanted in northern AZ. I have a son-in-law that luvvvs that hot stuff. I made him a fermented sauce last year when I found some Carolina Reapers. I named it Carolina Coffin. He loved it. Yes, you can use the name if you want 😁
Sounds great! Thank you for watching!
I ordered some chocolate reapers seeds I hope they get here soon so i can get them to germinate this is one of my many attempts to grow peppers
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm gonna have to buy some seeds from you Ed
Thank you Michael
He’s right.. all these humidity domes and garbage. Plant them, use good soil, keep them watered, check humidity and give them light
Hey Ed, thx for your precious advices !
Your Carolina Reapers seeds are growing very well in my apartment,can't wait to have some fruits to kill my mouth ahaha
I was looking to get some seeds yesterday, but the fees to be delivered in Paris is.... spicy
Waiting the end of the Pandemy...
More videos ed. Lol, love your content. Any new pepper coming out soon thats hot?
Thank you James! Move videos coming
legend
If you did the ghost pepper hot sauce.....
What about reapers?
if i grow a bunch of varieties together, will they pollenate each other and grow a different pepper?
Possibly, insects such as ants will carry pollen from one plant to another. Thank you MrParrotbite
Hey Ed
Do peppers need a light cycle? My ghost pepper plant is like 2 ft tall is around 7 months old has no fruit on it and has flowered multiple times.
Thanks Halo, put it on 12 on and 12 off. Feed it some calcium magnesium that should help the blooms stay on the plant. Feed it a good bloom food too
@@smokinedddie ok thank you Ed
I'm working on a water tower in Fort Mill today...like 5miles away....I wanna come visit your shop so bad and meet the legend himself....but I'm in a crane and don't know if I can find a parking spot near... :( I'm so saddened.
We will be here when you can make it!
Great video, this is going to be a fun series. I'm with Ed domes have no purpose, mother nature doesn't dome seeds why should I.
Well said! Thank you J S V
@Ed Currie if I have dehydrated Carolina Reaper pods, will the seeds inside still germinate? Thank you in advance! I love the channel!
No. The seeds will not grow because they are dehydrated with high heat
@@smokinedddie that's good to know. Thank you!
Can’t wait
hi ed!!!!!!! its ray miss ya
Hi Ray
Here's an idea put a GoPro on your plants and then time lapse them for video in the future.
Good idea. That would take a lot of sd cards
Something tells me that Tom has used a knife before. As to the tips I got last year I thought you recommended putting the seeds in the refrigerator for 3 days to imitate 'winter' then soak them in tea for 1/2hr, then plant them or did I dream all that?
I printed the same instructions from Puckerbutt seed shop and was just wondering the same. I would like to confirm since I just purchased seeds from them. Also, I did that "paper towel" process and it was a total failure.
I was going to have 3 varieties of hot peppers but now I'm up to 11 and it's only March
Thats awesome Huckn barry.
Is there a reason you don't pre-germinate your seeds prior to planting? coming from a cannabis background, peppers are all new to me.
Hello Captain!!
you are getting crazy?? haha I love it,
hey, I purchased 7 Pot Bubblegum Pheno and not even one did grow. already been taking care of them with the soil mix you recommend, and no... this is spring in mexico, and still nothing.
water, light, nice weather, heaps of love and best vibes... NOooothing worked
while my carolina reaper and chocolate buttler and the survival rate was like... 15% approx
what would you recommend?
I have some Chocolate Bhutlah seeds that are about 1.5 years old, will they still grow? The grow camp play list is a great resource, thanks for the time and effort.
Edit: Wife said they are at least 2 years old :(
If I plant my seeds now,will they grow ?or I need to wait to plant them in February
BELLA!!!!!!!
Ed!!!.... started to ask WHEN you started to plant --i see a Christmas tree in he background...?????
I've been experimenting with sweet peppers growing hydroponically - the kratky method. Have you tried growing these hot peppers this way? I live right off 160 in Charlotte. Will stop by the store today.
Hydroponics is fun, but the cost and time it takes to do it isn't worth it for the average consumer
I thought the reaper seeds were more finicky and needed to be put in black tea for 30 minutes and what not for them to germinate faster? I'm just wondering because the way Ed did it, is the way I grow everything else.
All that stuff isn't necessary. They'll pop. Saying that though, a lot of videos on YT are from other countries. Here in UK, doing all you can to help germination and keep seedlings alive is helpful.
I'd just say don't go OTT and spend time or money you don't have. Let nature run its course...
psssh!!!!! i grow reapers in dirt and water. no tea no soaking no BS! they are seeds.
Thanks guys. Let nature take its course
Hi Ed! I brought a reaper home last year in a 6” Bonnie pot and it managed to survive the SoCal winter. Coming back ok so far but lots of yellowing, what is it trying to tell me?
Listen too the legend
If I poke holes in the clear lid can I use it? My cat ate my last plant. Also thank you so much for the info from some of my fav ppl on TH-cam!
If you use a lid, make sure you open it and air it out WELL every day. I've used those probably 10 different times and every single time after the first week it gets fungus/mold in it.
Bella makes those jeans look good 😛
11:51 guarantee?!! OH SWEET! more than half of all my Carolina Reaper seeds, Chocolate buttler seeds and ALL of my 7 Pot Bubblegum Pheno died / didnt evolve into a magestic plant
How do we activate this guarantee? :)
Email staff@puckerbuttpeppercompany.com we can look up your order and take care of you!
@@smokinedddie aarrrrright! Thanks, I will.
i have 168 peppers growing under shop lights right now. 4 inches tall. fish fert and jiffy trays. transfer to cups. no need for the $300 soil and organic high dollar crap.
Awesome catfish
We always hear of burning mouth but how about the throat, stomach lining, and when you eject it from body pain. ??..
I live at the very bottom of Kentucky right beside Virginia and Tennessee what would be a good non floral super hot for me to grow
Grow some Reapers!
Please show me what Fertlizer in vegetatif and generatif for Carolina Reaper?thank you sir..
Sir I'm a new at this I have my reaper seeds and I plant it 2 months ago I have a question why is the growth of my reapers are not the same what do I need to do
Where can I buy some of your seed packets???
Elizabeth looks like the babysitter from the incredibles
Thank you for watching Nathan
Is that grease pen on the tray?? 😉
Just got my seeds...my instructions say to soak in black tea...is that a new step?