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Re: Hot Pepper Growers: Question [Re: PSB1011] #7220695
03/19/21 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by PSB1011
I grow jalapeņo peppers, and love to ferment them.
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Re: Hot Pepper Growers: Question [Re: ] #7221153
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Adam M is right about starving the plants of water. The more stress on the pepper the hotter the pepper will be. My uncle has gone as far as putting 6 inches of sand under the areas he plants his peppers so that they only get the amount of water that he wants them to have. He has the hottest peppers of a particular pepper that I have ever had.

Re: Hot Pepper Growers: Question [Re: ~ADC~] #7221345
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Funny.......I have never grown hot peppers. This year decided to jump in and try it out for a new hobby.....have Trinidad scorpion, sugar bush peach, Jay's peach jakoli, red bhut, apocalypse scorpion , carolina reapers , scotch bonnet. I don't eat them. Gonna give them away if they survive. Interesting tips.


I've thought of tring this too but the hottest peppers I can handle are serranos, so I'd just be growing to challenge other people who they can eat them. lol



All of the peppers given away will come with a warning to proceed with caution. Those peach colored ones are probably gonna catch some folks off guard.....lol. Err....almost all will be warned.

Re: Hot Pepper Growers: Question [Re: ] #7221710
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Two years ago I tried my hand with some fermented hot sauce from the peppers in my neighborhood.

It was surprisingly good, but ran out in early spring.


So last year I aimed at giant batch big enough to last the whole year.


I planted 3/4 medium heat, and 1/4 hot stuff. Then I picked, cleaned, and froze them as they ripened.


Then after the last of them I made one big batch. So far so good, even gave some away.






You can get on Amazon and buy bottles for your sauce, complete with heat shrink seals.

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