Might have to bring plants inside during the winter. They require little light.Sub tropical environment is as detailed as I can say Lol. The weather peaks around 110F in the summer and lows of 29F in the winter. I purchased 25 seeds so I will try a few times at germinating. I figured I should use a warmed pot of soil or warmed damp paper towel. The photo in the item listing showed many seeds germinated with no soil. This was inspiring enough for me to buy from this seller.
I would but Im not in a rush. I may buy mhrb powder sometime soon but I have a shroom garden and mescaline garden as wellYou can buy a whole b caapi plant on amazon don't mess with the seeds it will be years. Years before your plant is even big enough to not do anything with
Ah yea I remember reading that. I am in the habit of bringing in my tropicals already. I had a leg up on ghost peppers this year. I overwintered them and they hardly lost a leafMight have to bring plants inside during the winter. They require little light.
I had a good source for mimosas but unfortunately the sight is down. If yet in the USA yer practicly outta luck.I would but Im not in a rush. I may buy mhrb powder sometime soon but I have a shroom garden and mescaline garden as well
Oh were are ghost chili's native to? Habenaros barely tickle my pickle any more gotta up gradeAh yea I remember reading that. I am in the habit of bringing in my tropicals already. I had a leg up on ghost peppers this year. I overwintered them and they hardly lost a leaf
I think India, Im closer to where the Carolina reaper is born. The reaper is truly a tasty pepper aside from the hell bringing burn I get when eating it raw. But any, ghost, reaper, or scorpion, is a fine addition to chili or curry. Mmm.....mmmmm... I am looking forward to fruits this yearOh were are ghost chili's native to? Habenaros barely tickle my pickle any more gotta up grade
Whats the scoulvile rating?I think India, Im closer to where the Carolina reaper is born. The reaper is truly a tasty pepper aside from the hell bringing burn I get when eating it raw. But any, ghost, reaper, or scorpion, is a fine addition to chili or curry. Mmm.....mmmmm... I am looking forward to fruits this year
Whats the scoulvile rating?
I mean like a decade before you have enough you want to make sure it can keep growing after you dose itI would but Im not in a rush. I may buy mhrb powder sometime soon but I have a shroom garden and mescaline garden as well
Wow, I thought it grows 8' a year? It's not that hardy to pruning?I mean like a decade before you have enough you want to make sure it can keep growing after you dose it
Optimal conditions it will probably grow 1-2 feet a year. From seed it will be a couple years lets say 2 before you have enough length. At this point they are thinner than a #2 pencil and the grass you cut in the summer has more dmt than that plant has harmalas. So now you're waiting a few more years and.... Id say conservatively at the least 5 years. I usually get b caapi that is about the same width as a dime or a sharpie. So you gotta take into account the diameter as well as length of growthWow, I thought it grows 8' a year? It's not that hardy to pruning?
hey if you PM a reputable supplier i would appreciate it.Optimal conditions it will probably grow 1-2 feet a year. From seed it will be a couple years lets say 2 before you have enough length. At this point they are thinner than a #2 pencil and the grass you cut in the summer has more dmt than that plant has harmalas. So now you're waiting a few more years and.... Id say conservatively at the least 5 years. I usually get b caapi that is about the same width as a dime or a sharpie. So you gotta take into account the diameter as well as length of growth
Only 4" pots for 50$. No worries, ill find some when the cosmos allowAlready sourced amazon I believe
If you want some caapi that's already harvested ready to use I got you, living plants no.hey if you PM a reputable supplier i would appreciate it.