u/Manatee4Hugh

Happy Habs
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Happy Habs

At least no complaints filed. Dehydrator arrives mid week. I see mature ones at the grocery, so these are not ready yet.

u/Manatee4Hugh — 4 days ago

You’re probably thinking I went in for a trim, got distracted with the stylist and got chopped. No, the local rabbit is a smooth criminal. Rather than show it my stock pot from the inside, I got Uncle Dunkel’s hot pepper spray to make the leaves less appealing.

u/Manatee4Hugh — 10 days ago

You’re probably thinking I went in for a trim, got distracted with the stylist and got chopped. No, the local rabbit is a smooth criminal. Rather than show it my stock pot from the inside, I got Uncle Dunkel’s hot pepper spray to make the leaves less appealing.

u/Manatee4Hugh — 10 days ago
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So, after picking the peppers, I put them in a dehydrator, grind them and apply to food. I find it highly ironic that I provided continuous moisture only to have it all voluntarily taken away.

u/Manatee4Hugh — 12 days ago
▲ 12 r/HotPepperGrowing+1 crossposts

Heh heh.

Got a few seedlings from a local nursery and they seem happy. According to Ai, squirrels, like all mammals, have hot taste receptors. Which would maybe explain the extreme backflip one did after taking a bite.

u/Manatee4Hugh — 13 days ago

Getting a Home Depot delivery tomorrow of 12 red ghost plants (my order was for 6 ghost and 6 reaper. Fine). Have some orange and red habs going.

u/Manatee4Hugh — 17 days ago

Hi, I’m a first year grower. The red reaper and red ghost seedlings will arrive soon. Got red and orange seedlings a couple of months ago and I have quite a few small habs. Picked one, washed it off, took a small bite and wow was that hot. Did not finish the pepper. What do you do with them when they’ve ripened?

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u/Manatee4Hugh — 20 days ago