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10 years ago

Well finally off to my 2016 growing season... well partially anyhow.. put down some seedlings on the heating pad in their little sstarter pots. Starting off with white reapers, red and white ghosts, thia hots, hungarian wax, peter peppers, ornamental "prairie fire" and these unknown sweet peppers that look a lot like the scotch bonnets but i dont know what they are.

Still waiting my a bunch of seeds to get here though

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ronnyb123
10 years ago
"White Reapers"?
Zach Smith
Original Author
10 years ago
White carolina reaper
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habjolokia z 6b/7
10 years ago
That's nice! I can't wait to get started. Never heard of a white reaper, that will be cool if it grows true keep us updated on that one.
Zach Smith
Original Author
10 years ago
I was skeptical about it as well. Tried a seed just to make sure they were in fact reaper hot and they did not disappoint in the hear category. Will post pics as they come along :-)
Zach Smith
Original Author
10 years ago
I ordered some seeds off some Chinese company.. pretty sure i got ripped off on that batch... the scotch bonnet peppers they sent me are flipping blue... really??? The trinidad scorpion pepper seeds they sent me are not even hot... no spice at all.. anyone else find this strange??

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