Do you ship seeds away?? I'd love to have a ghost pepper plant! I have 5 cayenne plants, 1 serrano, 2 Yellow Jamaican Scotch Bonnet hot peppers, but Ive always wanted a ghost pepper plant but no nursery has one yet. Thats just my luck i guess lol But regardless, your plants look awesome and 2 years?? MAN thats fantastic!!! Keep growing!!
@frisky24 From what Ive heard that is possible. I am not sure how you would find out for sure. If you grow you should try. Indoors you have to pollinate them yourself as it is so mix it up?
Did you try to take them down to the Community Market to sell them? Or maybe the farmer's market, if they're still doing that on Saturdays? Ours are just starting to sprout. How do you care for them inside through the winter? Trying to figure out how to keep them in sunlight without the Girl Child's fingers getting to them. :) May have to get the baby gate out again.
@bluejeanqueen1 Haven't really tried to sell them honestly. Any pusher worth his salt knows he has to give some away to get the customers hooked lol. Maybe next year. And you just treat them like any other indoor plant during the winter. A little less water and food but as much sunlight as possible. They wont flower and fruit so you don't have to worry about her getting hold of the hot stuff, but if she likes pulling things apart the gate might not be a bad idea lol.
Do you ship seeds away?? I'd love to have a ghost pepper plant! I have 5 cayenne plants, 1 serrano, 2 Yellow Jamaican Scotch Bonnet hot peppers, but Ive always wanted a ghost pepper plant but no nursery has one yet. Thats just my luck i guess lol But regardless, your plants look awesome and 2 years?? MAN thats fantastic!!! Keep growing!!
TheRastaRick 4 weeks ago
is it possible to cross pollinate the habanero pepper with the ghost pepper ?
frisky24 1 month ago
@frisky24 From what Ive heard that is possible. I am not sure how you would find out for sure. If you grow you should try. Indoors you have to pollinate them yourself as it is so mix it up?
Motomadman43 1 month ago
Did you try to take them down to the Community Market to sell them? Or maybe the farmer's market, if they're still doing that on Saturdays? Ours are just starting to sprout. How do you care for them inside through the winter? Trying to figure out how to keep them in sunlight without the Girl Child's fingers getting to them. :) May have to get the baby gate out again.
bluejeanqueen1 6 months ago
@bluejeanqueen1 Haven't really tried to sell them honestly. Any pusher worth his salt knows he has to give some away to get the customers hooked lol. Maybe next year. And you just treat them like any other indoor plant during the winter. A little less water and food but as much sunlight as possible. They wont flower and fruit so you don't have to worry about her getting hold of the hot stuff, but if she likes pulling things apart the gate might not be a bad idea lol.
randalldowney11 6 months ago
id love some if your giving some away
luys702 6 months ago