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jeff_kurczek

Early pepper crop... central Arkansas...

9 years ago

This year I really stepped up my pepper growing. I have about 85 plants total with around two dozen varieties. I started them indoors in early February so I'm getting some early fruit. I've learned a lot over the past 2-3 seasons and thank everyone for their help educating me.


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Carolina Reaper

Trinidad Moruga Scorpion


"Kraken" Scorpion (cross between bhut jolokia india carbon and chocolate scorpion)

Tasty dorset naga ripening on the vine...

"THE BEAST" 7-Pot Douglah

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