
If using an incubator place the lid on top and leave in your chosen place otherwise place in your green house. Place the seeds atop the compost, push them in half way and cover them. For a standard size incubator use four seeds in one incubator. If you have a single seed try to plant it as centraly as possible, if you have multiple seeds space them evenly. Wet the soil through with some water and poor the excess from the receptical away. Get some compost and fill your container to the relevant level (do not use large pots to start with an incubator tray is the perfect size). Prepare your container, makesure there is some drainage in the bottom and sit it a recepticle to catch excess water (especially if on a window sill). The Reapers will need damp soil (NOT SODDEN), I would suggest using a mist gun when watering. You could also grow them in a glass permanant green house provided it is hot enough and has plenty of light however I would NOT recommend trying to grow them from seed in a mini plastic green house as I do not believe they would be ideal. The Carolina reaper needs heat and light when germanating so I would highly suggest starting them in a mini incubator on a window ledge as you will get the most heat and plenty of sun. After all, Usain Bolt isn’t considered the world’s fastest man because of his average time over several races, but Currie shakes off those questions.”What’s the sense in calling something a record if it can’t be replicated? People want to be able to say they ate the world’s hottest pepper,” Currie said.Ĭarolina Reaper peppers are also available from have you bought seeds or have you got a sprouting plant? If you have a sprouting plant skip to step 3

Some ask Currie if the record should be given to the single hottest pepper tested instead of the mean taken over a whole batch. A little bit improves the flavor, but a lot ruins it,” Bosland said. “You have to think of chili heat like salt. And the heat of a pepper is more about being macho than seasoning. The heat of a pepper depends not just on the plant’s genetics, but also where it is grown, said Paul Bosland, director of the Chile Pepper Institute at New Mexico State University. The heat of Currie’s Carolina Reaper peppers were certified by students at Winthrop University who test food as part of their undergraduate classes.But whether Currie’s peppers are truly the world’s hottest is a question that one scientist said can never be known. Last month, the Guinness Book of World Records decided Currie’s peppers were the hottest on earth, ending a more than four-year drive to prove no one grows a more scorching chili. It’s hot enough to leave even the most seasoned spicy food aficionado crimson-faced, flushed with sweat, trying not to lose his lunch. On the other end is the bumpy, oily, fire-engine red fruit with a punch of heat nearly as potent as most pepper sprays used by police. Ed Currie holds one of his world-record Carolina Reaper peppers by the stem, which looks like the tail of a scorpion. which states the following: FORT MILL, S.C. The pepper was first cultivated by Smokin Ed Currie on his South Carolina farm who’s business is Puckerbutt Pepper Company.


In the Spring we even offered Carolina Reaper peppers plants. We also carry the Carolina Reaper peppers seeds, Carolina Reaper powder and Carolina Reaper flakes. But, this is what Guinness World Book of Records has listed as the hottest chili pepper. I agree it is as tasty as it is extremely hot. Science has the Moruga Trinidad Scorpion pepper as the hottest pepper which has been tested up to two million scoville units. The Guinness Book Of World Records has documented the heat level at 1,569,000 scoville units. It has a cherry under tone with a hint of citrus.
#Green carolina reaper pepper full
These are dried full peppers intact with the seeds. 25 Carolina Reaper peppers in one ounce, 400 in a pound and 875 in a kilo. Ours are packaged from one ounce or 28 grams to one Kilo or 2.2 pounds. Ours are of best quality, there are Carolina Reaper peppers out there from crops picked years ago that you won’t like. Carolina Reaper peppers have approximately 25 in each ounce.
