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Ghost Pepper - Bhut Jolokia (100-120 Days) - Vegetables
Ghost Pepper - Bhut Jolokia (100-120 Days) - Vegetables
Ghost Pepper - Bhut Jolokia (100-120 Days) - Vegetables
Ghost Pepper - Bhut Jolokia (100-120 Days) - Vegetables
Ghost Pepper - Bhut Jolokia (100-120 Days) - Vegetables
Ghost Pepper - Bhut Jolokia (100-120 Days) - Vegetables

Product Number: 287

GHOST PEPPER - BHUT JOLOKIA (100-120 DAYS)

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$ 2.50

Germ 14-21 days
A legendary variety from India with its extreme heat , said to be one of the hottest pepper in the world with a Scoville rating over 1 million units. For comparison the Jalapeno has a rating of 3500-10,000 and the Habanero rated at 100,000-350,000. Patience is required for this pepper, as they start out slow but will form 4’ tall plants with thin walled, wrinkly fruit that ripen to red. Start indoors early as they can be slow to germinate and do require a long season. 20 seeds

 

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08/13/2018
Shirley M.
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very great

love pine tree seeds

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02/22/2016
icebear

Plants re troopers

I'm not a pepperhead. Honestly i grew these for the "street cred". ;) The plants did great, i started the seeds on a heat mat and got excellent germination. The plants grew lush and set lots of fruit. From 5 plants i got about 50 peppers that achieved red color on the bush, Many more were picked green and ripened on the windowsill. We had a hail storm in my area last summer and the plants recovered like champs. I can't comment personally on the flavor and heat level but i gave a couple fruits away and maybe it was bravado or perhaps our summers in Z5 maine don't get hot enough for the peppers to develop full Scoville heat level , but nobody who tried them reported tonguesplitting heat. I am going to try growing them in dark colored 5 gallon pails (rather than cooler garden soil) this coming summer and see if i can deliver the fire to some extended friends and family. The plants were lush, healthy and produced well. As someone who was just growing them for fun and not even considering taste-testing, i was pleased with this seed.

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