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Carolina Reaper chilli.
- Thread starter Ridolfc
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All i want is some fresh habanero's. Can't find them anywhere in durban, spar and foodlovers market sometimes has but very rarely. Tried growing them but it was a complete failure. Anybody know somewhere that stocks them regularly in durban, i have a serious addiction to them and can't bloody find any.
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Fruit and Veg up here in Jhb had tons of different types of habaneros - if they in your area give them a try.
Re carolina's mine are developing at weird times - its mid winter and they fruiting here and there - so I had enough today to make an oil - suffice to say I didn't use gloves and I have tried every trick in the book from rubbing hands in vodka, using lemon juice, dish washing soap and I can't get the bastards off my hands - must remember not to rub eyes and be careful with other bits.....
Re carolina's mine are developing at weird times - its mid winter and they fruiting here and there - so I had enough today to make an oil - suffice to say I didn't use gloves and I have tried every trick in the book from rubbing hands in vodka, using lemon juice, dish washing soap and I can't get the bastards off my hands - must remember not to rub eyes and be careful with other bits.....
Growing season has begun!
Champagne Habanero. (250,000-350,000 Shu)
Brazillian Starfish (8,000 – 15,000 Shu)
Aji de Jardin (50,000-90,000 Shu)
Aji Charapita (30,000 – 50,000 Shu)
Thundermountain longhorn (0 – 100 Shu)
Wild Brazil (150,000 – 200,000 Shu)
Carolina Reaper (1,400,000 – 2,200,000 Shu)
Bhut Jolokia (ghost pepper) ( 900,000 – 1,100,000 shu)
Rocoto red (30,000 – 50,000 Shu)
Aji Lemon (30,000 – 50,000 Shu)
Bishops Crown (2,500 – 5,000 Shu)
Biquinho Amarillo (50 – 200 Shu)
Trinidad Perfume (0 – 100 Shu)
Fushimi (50 – 200 Shu)
Aji Omnicolor (30,000 – 50,000 Shu)
Prairie fire(50,000 – 90,000 Shu)
Champagne Habanero. (250,000-350,000 Shu)
Brazillian Starfish (8,000 – 15,000 Shu)
Aji de Jardin (50,000-90,000 Shu)
Aji Charapita (30,000 – 50,000 Shu)
Thundermountain longhorn (0 – 100 Shu)
Wild Brazil (150,000 – 200,000 Shu)
Carolina Reaper (1,400,000 – 2,200,000 Shu)
Bhut Jolokia (ghost pepper) ( 900,000 – 1,100,000 shu)
Rocoto red (30,000 – 50,000 Shu)
Aji Lemon (30,000 – 50,000 Shu)
Bishops Crown (2,500 – 5,000 Shu)
Biquinho Amarillo (50 – 200 Shu)
Trinidad Perfume (0 – 100 Shu)
Fushimi (50 – 200 Shu)
Aji Omnicolor (30,000 – 50,000 Shu)
Prairie fire(50,000 – 90,000 Shu)
Nice list, post some pics when you're started. Getting my grow on this weekend: My list so far:
Red bhut jolokia
Trinidad scorpion sunrise
Peach trinidad scorpion
Aji lemon
Capsicum exile
long slim cheyenne
trinidad scorpion green
chocolate fatali
Douglah
Trinidad 7 pot
trinidad 7 pot bubblegum x naga
white bhut jolokia
Cayenne
Thai orange
Scarlet lantern peru
Golden Cayenne
Tabasco
Naga King Jolokia
Habnero lantern
Scotch bonnet freeport orange
Scotch bonnet MoA
Carolina Reaper
Naga King Raja
Dorset Naga
Habanero devils tongue
Habajolokia
Pasilla Baijo
Takanotsume pepper
Yellow trinidad scorpion
Red bhut jolokia
Trinidad scorpion sunrise
Peach trinidad scorpion
Aji lemon
Capsicum exile
long slim cheyenne
trinidad scorpion green
chocolate fatali
Douglah
Trinidad 7 pot
trinidad 7 pot bubblegum x naga
white bhut jolokia
Cayenne
Thai orange
Scarlet lantern peru
Golden Cayenne
Tabasco
Naga King Jolokia
Habnero lantern
Scotch bonnet freeport orange
Scotch bonnet MoA
Carolina Reaper
Naga King Raja
Dorset Naga
Habanero devils tongue
Habajolokia
Pasilla Baijo
Takanotsume pepper
Yellow trinidad scorpion
My chili plants during winter also provided ant size chilis - so I tried one and it didn't have much punch so I was like meh these babies don't pack any heat so started munching away until like the 5th one which obviously was spawned of the devil, man its was like your mouth and throat being ripped apart by miniature demons with hacksaws....quite a tasty surprise that was.
