Hot peppers

[IamKrush]

any one here like hot peppers?
I currently cooking/making ghost pepper chili.

 

[PanzoN88]

any one here like hot peppers?
I currently cooking/making ghost pepper chili.

I grow hot peppers, i eat them. My homemade salsa verde has no equal in flavor and heat

 

[IamKrush]

I grow hot peppers, i eat them. My homemade salsa verde has no equal in flavor and heat

I want to start growing some this year. Are you doing indoor or outdoor grows?

 

[PanzoN88]

I want to start growing some this year. Are you doing indoor or outdoor grows?

Outdoor, however i am going to attempt growing indoors this year along with cilantro and carnivorous plants.

 

[Arachnoclown]

I like peppers...I don't go any higher than habaneros.

 

[Metalman2004]

I love peppers! I’ve grown serranos once or twice but thats all as far as peppers go.

I used to love knock-your-head-off spicy stuff and will go that route from time to time. Mostly though I just keep things a little beyond regular spicy.

I’ve got some blackberries, blueberries and an orange tree that take up most of my growing room. I usually do cilantro and a couple other herbs as well because they are so expensive in the grocery store. My rosemary bush died for some unknown reason so I’ll have to get another this year.

 

[PanzoN88]

I love peppers! I’ve grown serranos once or twice but thats all as far as peppers go.

I used to love knock-your-head-off spicy stuff and will go that route from time to time. Mostly though I just keep things a little beyond regular spicy.

I’ve got some blackberries, blueberries and an orange tree that take up most of my growing room. I usually do cilantro and a couple other herbs as well because they are so expensive in the grocery store. My rosemary bush died for some unknown reason so I’ll have to get another this year.

If you like oranges, take a vacation to the rio grande valley in Texas, the best oranges available, it's a shame not many know about them.

 

[Metalman2004]

If you like oranges, take a vacation to the rio grande valley in Texas, the best oranges available, it's a shame not many know about them.

I used to do a bit of business down in the valley but somehow missed the local oranges. My grocery store sources ad much from within the state as possible so it wouldn’t surprise me if I buy them without even knowing it.

 

[PanzoN88]

I used to do a bit of business down in the valley but somehow missed the local oranges. My grocery store sources ad much from within the state as possible so it wouldn’t surprise me if I buy them without even knowing it.

The grapefruit is amazing too, i don't even like grapefruit, yet valley grapefruits are great.

 

[IamKrush]

Outdoor, however i am going to attempt growing indoors this year along with cilantro and carnivorous plants.

I'm probably going to do it outside as well. Any recommendations on seed sellers?

 

[IamKrush]

I like peppers...I don't go any higher than habaneros.

Habaneros are good. Ive only had the orange ones tho. I'd like to try some of the other strains of them. I guess ghost is hottest for me. But i like those more so for flavor. They heat on them is nice. Sneaks up on yah haha

 

[IamKrush]

I love peppers! I’ve grown serranos once or twice but thats all as far as peppers go.

I used to love knock-your-head-off spicy stuff and will go that route from time to time. Mostly though I just keep things a little beyond regular spicy.

I’ve got some blackberries, blueberries and an orange tree that take up most of my growing room. I usually do cilantro and a couple other herbs as well because they are so expensive in the grocery store. My rosemary bush died for some unknown reason so I’ll have to get another this year.

That's awesome! Is it hard to grow blueberries?
I enjoy the super hot things like reapers once in a while. I made the mistake of making chili with a reaper. It wasnt good. The heat ruined the flavor of the chili and was just heat. I feel the proper number of ghost peppers in chili gives it good flavor and the heat kick is just right. I also like to try any make hot sauces with them.

 

[MassExodus]

Y'all are gonna burn your gallbladders out. Hot jalapenos are as far as I'll go, in moderation. And not when I'm drinking..picture Jeff Daniels on the toilet in Dumb and Dumber, legs sticking straight out..

 

[PanzoN88]

I'm probably going to do it outside as well. Any recommendations on seed sellers?

I just buy from the good, old fashion local department store or lowes and i produce my own seeds. Going in to year four now. There are a few seed sellers that are pretty good, i can't remember the names, but one of them are from my area (they have a website too if i am not mistaken)

 

[Metalman2004]

That's awesome! Is it hard to grow blueberries?
I enjoy the super hot things like reapers once in a while. I made the mistake of making chili with a reaper. It wasnt good. The heat ruined the flavor of the chili and was just heat. I feel the proper number of ghost peppers in chili gives it good flavor and the heat kick is just right. I also like to try any make hot sauces with them.

So far pretty easy but I live in Texas where everything grows if you give it enough water. My bushes are still young so I pick the buds off so the plants will get bigger. Harvest maybe next year. I’ve read (though not observed yet obviously). That you have to have more than one blueberry bush for cross pollination and multiple subspecies cross pollinate even better. I guess we’ll see.

I second @PanzoN88 on the buy from a local place and save a few seeds for replanting. I bought a couple cilantros and each year when it goes to seed I grab some for the following planting season. Then you have perpetually free plants!

 

[TheVez2]

When I was in Guam, I obtained some Booney Peppers, which are in the tabasco family. They are a tiny, 1" long pepper with some good heat. I'll be growing them this year, along with some Thai Chilis, Ghost Peppers, and Carolina Reapers. I bought some reapers from a guy last year and made the most amazing chili with it. I've got seeds from those peppers to plant. I think have a few other variety of seeds as well. Gotta dig them up (so to speak), and get them started soon.

 

[Enn49]

I thought this might interest you chili pepper lovers
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-43699484

 

[IamKrush]

I thought this might interest you chili pepper lovers
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-43699484

Interesting.
Ive had those before. I dont like them really
To hot and the heat over powers any flavor you use them with.

 

[Enn49]

Interesting.
Ive had those before. I dont like them really
To hot and the heat over powers any flavor you use them with.

I can cope with jalapeno peppers on a pizza but when it comes to curries etc. I like to be able to taste the other spices too.

 

[Dave Jay]

I like the small Asian chillies, the ones with many colours on the one bush. Great stirred into a meal at the very end of cooking. I grew little black ones once, they looked like small black bell peppers, but hell were they hot!