November 21, 2024

VIDEO: CAROLINA REAPER Growing From Seed Time Lapse – 173 Days


Should have worn gloves when cutting the pepper, my fingers were still spicy the next day after this 😀

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Worlds hottest chili Carolina Reaper has an average heat level of 1,6 million scoville and the hottest individual peppers is measured at 2,2 million scoville. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carolina_Reaper

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(between 0:56 and 1:04 there are a few clips missing so the days are sped up to compensate for them. The days are accurate for the other parts of the video)

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27 thoughts on “VIDEO: CAROLINA REAPER Growing From Seed Time Lapse – 173 Days

  1. I like how the plant decides to take a short pause after growing for every few days… Like its saying, "yep… Come this far, time to doze off a bit and then we can again start our hard labour of photosynthesizing "

  2. What's the climate control like where you grow these plants? I want to try growing something like this in my office, where it's normally between 70-80°F and about 40% humidity. Would that work for something like peppers and/or tomatoes?

  3. So cool that you don't actually have to buy the seeds to grow these things, you really have just what you need by buying the fruit or vegetable 🙂 I used to always think that you had to get the seeds from when they were small or dried out or something, and that the seeds in most produce we buy isn't viable for growing another of its kind, lol. That might still be the case with some things, I suppose.

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