Hook Daddy
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I got Fresnos from pepper Joe, I was expecting them to be milder than a jalapeño but with some kick. These things are as hot as my Arbols. Was surprised.
Your peppers please!
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Dorian2
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That's the thing that surprised me about these ones. The Fresno's that I bought were hotter than my Jalapeno's, so I figured the seeds from one of them would work out. I'll just order from the same outfit I bought my other seeds from and call it a day. It was still worth the experiment though.
Also, I'm assuming that the flowers that I let grow in the pot didn't influence the grow, but I suppose I could be wrong.
injinji
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My young mini sweets are doing good. All the older mini sweets as well as most of the cayenne didn't make it through the last heat dome. The Jalapeno are still chugging along.
Cheyenne just starting .
BarnBuster
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Pepper X marks the spot as South Carolina pepper expert scorches his own Guinness Book heat record
Ed Currie, a South Carolina hot pepper expert, has broken his own world record with a pepper that’s three times hotter.
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Dorian2
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I just watched him on Hot Ones recently. Currie is pretty passionate about his creations. He's like an artist.
Pepper X marks the spot as South Carolina pepper expert scorches his own Guinness Book heat record
Ed Currie, a South Carolina hot pepper expert, has broken his own world record with a pepper that’s three times hotter.
injinji
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My wife was telling me about this at breakfast this morning.Pepper X marks the spot as South Carolina pepper expert scorches his own Guinness Book heat record
Ed Currie, a South Carolina hot pepper expert, has broken his own world record with a pepper that’s three times hotter.
amneziaHaze
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flowers started producing 
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Perfect Halloween decoration!
injinji
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It would scare me.
Can you imagine taking a bite out of one! LOL hand them out for tricky treats.
injinji
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I grew them once, and just added them to my blended hot pepper sauce that I sprayed around the garden fence. Hab's are about as hot as I like, and I only put a couple three per bottle of hot sauce.
When I was younger I could tolerate the really hot stuff. Now I can't LOL. I have several dozen of my Thai Bird's Eye peppers I should harvest. The birds won't eat them!
ChemDogLover
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“I was feeling the heat for three-and-a-half hours. Then the cramps came,” said Currie, one of only five people so far to eat an entire Pepper X. “Those cramps are horrible. I was laid out flat on a marble wall for approximately an hour in the rain, groaning in pain.”Pepper X marks the spot as South Carolina pepper expert scorches his own Guinness Book heat record
Ed Currie, a South Carolina hot pepper expert, has broken his own world record with a pepper that’s three times hotter.
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Ozumoz66
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Was the spray being used to deter critters from entering the garden?