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About this many again still sprouting. Going to be a bumper crop of super hots this year.

About this many again still sprouting. Going to be a bumper crop of super hots this year.

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Nice! I grew reapers and ghost peppers a while ago, but no one in my family besides myself would eat any food made with them.

Last year I just grew jalapenos and poblanos. Smoked them, then dehydrated and ground to powder. Turned out fantastic and I add it to all sorts of dinners and lunches.

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superhots are fun, but you can only humanly consume so much. my superhot crop has mellowed down over the years because so much of it goes to waste. i’m focusing more on the habañero-level heat, and sub-habañero like the birds eyes, aleppos, and lemon drops. we’ll definitely be smoking a few this year too.

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I'm doing ghost first time this year. Debating if I wanna do the same now, or just throw em in in may

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The growing season here is too short. The only way I've been able to grow peppers without grow lights was by buying starter plants in late May.

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Think I should in Pennsylvania? Have leftover seeds

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I would sprout them now in PA.

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Capital! All favorites of mine as well. What will you be using your yields for?

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I'll do some hot sauce, but most of it is going to be powdered. I have several hundred pounds of dried beans for chili. I'll use regular chili powder for flavor, but instead of using cayenne for heat, I'll use up the super hot powder.

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Fantastic! Thanks for posing a picture!