Tips & Tricks For Growing Carolina Reapers | Ed Currie

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  • @emilydavis842
    @emilydavis842 2 роки тому +20

    I'm a new Reaper grower and I just wanted to say these are the single coolest horticultural specimen I've ever grown...each one's a different Halloween mask with the grimaces they make, the scorpion tails are terrifying, they have a fascinating Freudian thing going on with the tush and tails...their aesthetic mirrors their spirit and function, which is also biologically rare...unbelievably cool to have 150 of these pods growing on my deck. Thanks for the innovation and the cosmic joke, Ed

  • @mbarrios09
    @mbarrios09 3 роки тому +16

    Yeah definitely want to see what large scale pepper farming looks like let me see the field video's

  • @davidgallentine9336
    @davidgallentine9336 3 дні тому

    Lets go Ed! I bought 2 of your large plants from lowes today. Tomorrow starts 2 for 10 deal until july 4th. I cant wait to show my coworkers a true $20 pepper challenge.😅 Glad I can just transplant and get ready for a bountiful harvest. Lets go heat team, I love pepper x on heatonist! 🎉

  • @lesj39
    @lesj39 3 роки тому +5

    Thanks so much for these videos. For the first time in a long time,I have the space to grow something and I picked a Carolina Reaper. I have two plants and after making a mistake or two, they have taken off. You have been a huge help. The most important thing you have taught me is to relax... Just give them the basics (dirt, water, sunshine) and let them do what they know to do. So simple, yet so awesome.

  • @XxLukeNukemxX
    @XxLukeNukemxX 3 роки тому +7

    Cant wait , something to look forward too. Plus I watched the friday livestream you said you may have something new to share with us on July 19th I cannot wait to hear it much love from Sacramento. See ya at 3.

  • @supernova2001nk77
    @supernova2001nk77 2 роки тому +3

    Thank you for all the knowledge you put into growing your peppers. I had a great harvest and maybe a few crossover breeds. I grew ghost peppers, Trinidad scorpion Butch t peppers, and Carolina reaper peppers. In between I had jalapeno peppers and serrano peppers. The combination was quite interesting.

  • @jimmygonzalez6244
    @jimmygonzalez6244 Рік тому +2

    I love how he emphasizes on where the Pucker butt pepper company we sponsor our selves! This man is a boss!

  • @ChrisProvazek
    @ChrisProvazek 3 роки тому

    Always appreciate your videos, Please keep them coming!

  • @yholiva
    @yholiva 11 місяців тому

    Thank you Ed about 15 years ago you sent me some pods and i have been an advocate for your science .

  • @otakukitsune1714
    @otakukitsune1714 3 роки тому +3

    Stopped in to your shop last week. (Came down from West Virginia to visit family and told the wife we were making a pit stop along the way)
    Was hoping to get to meet the President, Owner, Mad Scientist and Chef.. unfortunately, you weren’t there that day. 😅
    Also, I prefer the crazy.
    Even so… we left with a variety of 8 different PuckerButt sauces, and I even grabbed a bag of jerky, and loved it!
    Got all the best!
    I got Purgatory, Reaper XXX Squeezins, Chipotle eXpress.
    My wife got Chocolate Plague, Honey Bonnet and Tiki Terror (from Inferno Farms).
    My sister-in-law got me a bottle of Taco Loco (as a birthday gift)
    and I got my buddy a bottle of Gator, which I’ll also get to partake of.
    I’ve also got 2 reaper plants growing upstairs in pots, that I got from Bonnie Plants. Hopefully some of your seeds!
    Using the Miracle Grow Performance Organics Indoor blend and they’re looking huge, happy, beautiful, and delicious.

  • @Adam-cw2ew
    @Adam-cw2ew 2 роки тому

    It’s impossible to not love ed and the family. I ate one of your Carolinas and it didn’t seem to love my face, but gotta love the legend.

  • @Reapererebos
    @Reapererebos 3 роки тому

    Thank you for another informative video. My reaper plant this is in the ground now was planted indoors last year and kept alive till it could touch the outside this spring. it went from a twig to a small bush. I will probably bring it in for this winter so that way it can have another season to grow bigger.

  • @kylesheridan5108
    @kylesheridan5108 10 місяців тому

    Thanks guys, great refresher course on how to grow these lovelies properly.

  • @NorthWestChilliHeadsNWCH
    @NorthWestChilliHeadsNWCH 3 роки тому

    The man, the legend yes mr. curry wisdom exudes! People said i was late planting in march but my harvests are looking good. Just need the correct equipment.

  • @umomiekiller
    @umomiekiller 2 роки тому

    Im super excited about his channel!

  • @byrongreen2167
    @byrongreen2167 2 роки тому

    Ed, you guys hit this one out of the park!!!! Xoxoxoxoxo wow!!!!After these videos, anybody should be able to grow peppers!!!TYVM....Xoxoxoxoxo this channel!!!!

  • @tatumsh9
    @tatumsh9 3 роки тому +1

    Enjoyed my first reaper harvest today. Grown from your seeds. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @Remi-B-Goode
    @Remi-B-Goode 3 роки тому

    The greenhouse looks great with all the plants in clean lines !

  • @cormacmccarthy1559
    @cormacmccarthy1559 Рік тому

    I love your peppers. Thanks for the videos. I'm inspired to grow them.

  • @djkannzy
    @djkannzy 10 місяців тому

    He estado germinando acá en México Carolina Reaper gracias a sus tips thanks!. Ed currie lo mejor de lo mejor!.

  • @patrickwolfe9564
    @patrickwolfe9564 3 роки тому

    Really find these videos informative and enjoyable..

  • @jhenson5168
    @jhenson5168 2 роки тому +2

    The addition of preying mantis is cool, I haven't added any good bugs but I have found that I have tons of those furry jumping spiders all over my peppers. From what I've read they are a great addition to eat pests

  • @johandupreez4159
    @johandupreez4159 2 роки тому

    Very good info,THANKS ED.

  • @aceofbase8
    @aceofbase8 3 роки тому +4

    Hi Ed, would love to see how you deal with peppers in the field. Also the fertilizer application in the greenhoue would be very interesting to see. Also it would be interesting to find out how to make the ideal soil mix since we dont have the soil that you use available here in Indonesia.

    • @GeneticHybrids
      @GeneticHybrids 2 роки тому

      For potting soil we use a cheap potting mix and then mix in turkey or chicken manure to start the plants, but I can't stress enough how easily it is to mix in too much bird manure as it is much higher in nitrogen concentrations than say cow manure. I think we settled with about a 1 to 6 ratio and we've been fine ever since. We learned this the hard way on about 15000 plants one year In our greenhouses. Because of the manure mix we use we don't do much fertilizing in the greenhouse. The manure generally takes us all the way until we load them on the plant setters. However if we do in greenhouse fertilizing we actually fertilize through our irrigation system. We have a 100 gallon tank that we can mix the proper concentration into then we just water the plants at the base of the stems normally. We do the same thing with the drip tape under the cover plastic on a large scale in our big fields of 30 to 100 acres. It's really best to keep the nutrients off the leaves and just let the roots pick up the nutrients they need. 9 times out of 10 if you have the fertilizer mixed properly for the soil it will be too "hot" for the foliage and will do more damage by burning the leaves than good. However if you do not have access to those things and are on a small scale a pump sprayer mixed to the correct concentration can be used to spray the soil around the plants or if you only have access to pebble type fertilizers and do not have your plants on paper or plastic then you can throw some pebble type fertilizers around the the base of a mature plant and then rake in the fertilizer to the soil. No matter if you use liquid or pebble fertilizer do not leave the fertilizer on top of sun exposed soil as it will evaporate and you will just be loosing money. Be warned however that you can burn up plants this way too. It doesn't take much fertilizing at all to make a huge difference in the negative in any produce plants and a lot of time less experienced growers end up doing more damage with it than good. With pebble fertilizer before, you rake it in, if you take a one foot by one foot square you should only see about 10 or 20 pieces of fertilizer "max" in that square it won't look like much but trust me, a little goes a long way. Well I hope that helps you a little bit!

  • @duecebiggalowe
    @duecebiggalowe 3 роки тому

    Thats the two ferts I use in my garden!!!! 4:55
    Out of 300 plats, I have not had any end rot this year!!

  • @The420Chronicles
    @The420Chronicles 2 роки тому +1

    I got a pair of the reaper plants from Bonnie, and they came in almost totally dead. I put em into pots with miracle grow for veggies and herbs. Thought they were gonna die but about 2 weeks of recovery later they are thriving! They are extremely resilient and I can’t wait for my 1st fruits!

    • @cyruslever586
      @cyruslever586 2 роки тому

      Good to hear. I bought 2 live plants from pepper joes and when they came in they didn't look too great. I ordered late but they've been in pots 2 days and still look like crap and I pulled all the leaves that were about to die and have been waiting to see if they start growing or slowly die. But I haven't been very hopeful but hearing this I'm gonna not give up on them

  • @eastindiaV
    @eastindiaV 2 роки тому +1

    I've been putting coffee grounds on stuff... pot plants, legumes, poppies, Wormwood, tomatoes.. anyways they did a controlled experiment somewhere and found it can increase yield by like 80%
    BUT you just top dress it, if you mix it into the soil it stunts the plants growth. Makes the plants darker and more potent, since pepper hotness comes from essential oils, that would probably translate.

  • @countrysiderussell8003
    @countrysiderussell8003 3 роки тому

    BOOM. You the man Ed.

  • @reaper0fanguish
    @reaper0fanguish 2 роки тому

    I found your video while looking on how to care for my first 2 Carolina reaper plants

  • @HondaCivicEF
    @HondaCivicEF 3 роки тому

    Seeing stuff about the field would be awesome!

  • @ejsman36
    @ejsman36 6 місяців тому

    I use that same CalMag as well along with all the other Botanicare organic products. Excellent results!

  • @cochroach10
    @cochroach10 2 роки тому

    Yes I want to see stuff about the fields!

  • @jacklowther4912
    @jacklowther4912 Рік тому

    Thanks. Exactly what I wanted to know. I am doing it right already.

  • @tiamat1296
    @tiamat1296 Рік тому +1

    My Carolina reapers ( scotch,choc+) are about 3 inches tall right now. I’ve been using Foxfarm big grow on them until they’re nice huge and leafy and then I’ll use the tiger bloom! Thanks for the info.

  • @bentgenetics8623
    @bentgenetics8623 3 роки тому

    Great greenhouse, thanks for sharing

  • @joshuaroe3021
    @joshuaroe3021 2 роки тому

    Yes on field way! Thank you!

  • @billyrowe0064
    @billyrowe0064 Рік тому

    Ed, can you make a video of watering? I transplanted 6 plants that were about 8-10 inches high and they’re doing well but some leaves have some brown spots. They were there when I got the plants in trays from a nursery.
    I am hearing mixed results on when and how much to water.

  • @wafflesoft
    @wafflesoft 2 роки тому

    These grow camp videos are great

  • @danielburns7519
    @danielburns7519 3 роки тому

    I planted 4 reapers they are almost 2 ft. tall and loaded with flowers ,I hope there is enough summer left to get a nice crop.I live in southwest pa.

  • @grayghost832
    @grayghost832 9 місяців тому

    I used miracle gro shake and feed on my reaper. It was a twig I decided to keep from last season and its such a nice green plant now with over 20 pods. In a probably 3 gallon pot. I didn't think for sure a pepper plant could even get that big in a small pot.

  • @mighty690am
    @mighty690am 3 роки тому

    Thank you so much.

  • @stephenleskow7959
    @stephenleskow7959 3 роки тому +1

    Yes!!!! To field work!

  • @nicholaslomb7174
    @nicholaslomb7174 3 роки тому +2

    1st year growing Reapers and today we got our 1st pepper 🌶️ podding. Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.

    • @redbone7040
      @redbone7040 3 роки тому +1

      Found my first pepper 2 days ago about an inch big plant is about a year old survived a bad hard freeze

    • @nicholaslomb7174
      @nicholaslomb7174 3 роки тому

      We have Reapers, scorpion, and Ghost. 1st year EVER TRYING. and each type has at least 1 pepper. I just did my night check.

  • @darkdraggon
    @darkdraggon 3 роки тому

    Field video would be awesome, more about greenhouse operations would also be welcome!

  • @DonisP.
    @DonisP. Місяць тому

    I just planted some seeds. There germinating in a three part mixture of rabbit droppings, composted banana peels, and rice husks. Wish me look. By the way, I'm located in northwest Haiti.

  • @fasteddy9789
    @fasteddy9789 3 роки тому +2

    Dark is lame. Lol love you guys! GOD Bless!

  • @thomaswolf6507
    @thomaswolf6507 Рік тому +1

    Side by side miracle grow organics vs. fox farm happy frog (after starting in peat pellets) using dynomyco fungal inoculant would make a massive difference.
    Do it easy, do it cheap works. But, I'll never call any miracle grow product (labeled organic or not) truly organic. It's probably not much better than free city compost and contains a lot of things an organic soil would not.
    I wanted to make that switch myself but not when I'm finding literal trash in miracle grow organic products. To me it's worth the premium to give your genetics the environment and nutrients they deserve, but you do you!

    • @codysmith605
      @codysmith605 11 місяців тому

      Fox farm stuff is priced mediocre products.

  • @VikTheViking
    @VikTheViking 2 роки тому

    Hey, thanks for sharing these awesome videos!
    Do you need to adjust the PH levels of the water when watering (especially if you're using fertilizers that may impact the PH levels of the water) or do they manage anyway?
    Back in the days when I was growing cannabis, I had to make sure that the water and soil had a certain PH value, otherwise the plants weren't able to absorb the nutrients and they started to look really sad. I'm growing my peppers indoors, in tents.
    Thanks!

  • @MrEiht
    @MrEiht 3 роки тому +4

    My Reaper were nearly tennis ball size, never seen big ones like that. I did not use hydroponics or anything crazy. Just some LST when the plant was young.
    I did use some orchid fertilizer, but only when I actually watered/fertilized the orchids.

    • @bonecc4061
      @bonecc4061 Рік тому

      We’re they also just as spicy?

    • @MrEiht
      @MrEiht Рік тому

      @@bonecc4061 well, hard to judge but the inside walls were dripping. Oil everywhere. And "average joe" suffered +2hrs.

    • @pigmentpeddler5811
      @pigmentpeddler5811 Рік тому

      Yeah mine actually grew to the size of melons

    • @gootyobt2032
      @gootyobt2032 11 місяців тому

      I want pics of these huge reapers y'all grew. Sounds amazing.

  • @drakkar_night3346
    @drakkar_night3346 Рік тому +1

    What kind of soil do you use?
    How often do you water?
    How often do you use fish emulsion?
    Do you mix calmag and fish emulsion together?

  • @kyleglasco6695
    @kyleglasco6695 3 роки тому +4

    Compost tea is very important far as adding microbial soil amendments go.

    • @bbingtube
      @bbingtube 3 роки тому

      FAA, LAB even better 😉🦠🦠

    • @MrRedeyedJedi
      @MrRedeyedJedi 2 роки тому

      Might want to revisit this and correct all those confusing literal errors

    • @bbingtube
      @bbingtube 2 роки тому

      @@MrRedeyedJedi stfu

  • @brucetraudt1571
    @brucetraudt1571 3 місяці тому

    awesome video thank you I will bottom water the plants

  • @jaybob3143
    @jaybob3143 3 роки тому

    thanks everyone @ puckerbutt :)

  • @gardenjunkynpk9438
    @gardenjunkynpk9438 3 роки тому

    Cool vid thanks for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻how do I get your seeds in Canada?

  • @flutterguy2258
    @flutterguy2258 Рік тому

    i'm using some fresh reapers i grew in chilli i hope to make it as flavorful as the awsomly powerful heat of the peppers

  • @izombi82
    @izombi82 2 роки тому

    Did the grow camp series end? I would love to see how your plants are progressing

  • @jjhassy
    @jjhassy Рік тому

    i love the intro

  • @thenordicthirstofnorsepaga8694
    @thenordicthirstofnorsepaga8694 5 місяців тому

    You guys are awesome I love the Carolina reaper do you guys sell seeds or seedlings for pepper X

  • @rebeccamyott7041
    @rebeccamyott7041 Рік тому

    I love your intro keep it.!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @chiliwilliegrows7429
    @chiliwilliegrows7429 3 роки тому

    I use the same Fish Emulsion for my peppers. FYI: The emulsion has phosphoric acid and will acidify your water.

  • @fartingnipple8021
    @fartingnipple8021 3 роки тому

    go crazy ed

  • @saraholvera4473
    @saraholvera4473 2 роки тому +1

    Dark, quit trying to change Ed and telling him to say, “Welcome to our channel” 🤣 I prefer him being crazzzzy!!!

  • @Pwntious
    @Pwntious 3 роки тому

    YOU SHOULD ALWAYS GO CRAZY!!!!

  • @saraholvera4473
    @saraholvera4473 2 роки тому

    I’d love to see your fields 🤩

  • @johnr8996
    @johnr8996 3 роки тому

    Im lookin to restock my hot sauce collection. Gonna check out what yall got

  • @Aldiggy2000
    @Aldiggy2000 2 роки тому

    I have 2 carolina repeater plants, still do. Last year I had peppers but this year the leave all grew back and not a single pepper ugh. The leaves are starting to wilt and fall. I water them daily and give Dr Good Earth fertilizer . Not sure what I am doing wrong. Going to try the Cal-Mag , and Alaska Fish Fertilizer

  • @trevorcleveland3015
    @trevorcleveland3015 Рік тому

    I want to know what your thoughts are about amending the soil with bone and blood meal when transplanting them into their final place.

  • @GhostObsessed
    @GhostObsessed 2 роки тому

    I've got some organic pucker butt reaper's going, POS rabbits chewed on a couple of them last night. I'm gonna pick up some fox urine, Thanks for the tip!

  • @ellenarelkin1238
    @ellenarelkin1238 2 роки тому +1

    I love video! 🥰😍🥰

  • @lynny-jc4209
    @lynny-jc4209 11 місяців тому

    Hi Ed, really appreciate your advice. I’m in the Florida keys…..which means iguanas. I am using white vail to cover my plants and have a ton of pods coming out, but wondering if you have any recommendations to keep the nasty critters way…. They munch on my food plants all the time… (p.s. my current crop is Sepia Reaper Neyde, ghost Bhut Jolakia and (hopefully) Jay’s Peach Ghost Scorpion….

  • @brucetraudt1571
    @brucetraudt1571 3 місяці тому

    Listen we know who the boss is in reapers! I thank you I have a bunch that I have Going! Trans plant Fri and I had also planted tiny ones too and they survived!

  • @Speedkiller79
    @Speedkiller79 2 роки тому

    Great video Ed, I am going ladybug hunting!

  • @ConcreteKingzOG
    @ConcreteKingzOG 3 роки тому

    I planted carolina reapers august last year the plant looks good but no peppers yet how long does it take before i get peppers. And if i get bugs on the plant should i just spray it with DDT

  • @nicodumitrana6672
    @nicodumitrana6672 10 місяців тому

    I never used eny fake fertilizer, just organic composed from 🐄 cows or shepp 🐑 and the peppers 🌶 are doing great 👍..

  • @tommymckiddy7872
    @tommymckiddy7872 2 роки тому

    Where do you get your praying mantis egg cases? Are they a local species? I'm not too far north of you in NC. I'd really like to use that method of pest control in my garden. One more question. I set out a reaper transplant in my garden this year. I can't wait to try it, even though I'm sure I'll regret it. Are they stabilized enough to save the seeds?

  • @twistygrip4180
    @twistygrip4180 3 роки тому +1

    What about using coffee grounds for pest prevention???

  • @donjuwann5868
    @donjuwann5868 2 роки тому

    we had a bad wind srorm here n Michigan a cpl weeks ago and a few of my plants got broke off at ground level,however they were full of green pods,will they ripen in the sun? can you put them in a brown paper back like tomatoes,hate to0 loose so many big pods

  • @chrislane4541
    @chrislane4541 Місяць тому

    I have Carolina reaper plant that bloomed last year. Cut it back as instructed roots are still good. When should I see it bloom or did I do something wrong?

  • @seanhoward4212
    @seanhoward4212 2 роки тому +4

    So what happened? Why did you stop this video series?

    • @OkiDingo
      @OkiDingo 29 днів тому

      Yeah, sucks they were really informative.

  • @motherandsondiaryuk9672
    @motherandsondiaryuk9672 Рік тому

    The daddy of chilli growing he is awesome

  • @NoZignature
    @NoZignature 3 роки тому

    Would love to hear about field

  • @user-ph9uh7jp7q
    @user-ph9uh7jp7q 2 роки тому

    Hello. What's on the floor in your greenhouse?
    And tell me, please, what is the average yield per bush of the Carolina Riper variety, if grown using the technology as in this video?

  • @AnWHotTopix
    @AnWHotTopix 3 місяці тому

    Hey Ed! Trying to grow some reaper and scorpion that I bought from you, and going on 8-9 days, still no stems or leaves coming out. any typical time frame for that? I know it can vary from a week to two weeks, so if it doesnt show up by week 2, anything to help expedite the growing? They are in cells now

  • @austinreese420
    @austinreese420 Рік тому

    What about using kratom for a replacement of bone metal was a good organic replacement for bone mill

  • @flipAgoat
    @flipAgoat 2 роки тому

    I wanna see fields!!!

  • @canadiangemstones7636
    @canadiangemstones7636 2 роки тому

    Diatomaceous earth is composed of diatoms, look it up, they are amazingly beautiful little critters!

  • @korpse6rinder
    @korpse6rinder 2 роки тому

    My plant got super tall and keeps putting off more growth at the bottom of the plant. Is that normal? Should I let the bottom grow out? I have been keeping some of the leaves down for air flow but letting it do it's thing.

  • @stevegreenism
    @stevegreenism 3 роки тому

    Hey, Ed. I bought about 5 Carolina Reaper plants from Walmart and they started growing great then I saw they look more like jalapenos than reapers. I think someone wanted to prank someone who was gonna buy your plants. I went back and made sure the plants I bought were yours.

  • @vincentfontana1718
    @vincentfontana1718 2 місяці тому

    I purchased a Carolina Reaper plant in March 2024. It is a Bonnie plant product. Today is April 17,2024 and I have not gotten any blooms on this plant yet. I have it in a 5 gal bucket with drain holes please advise me

  • @MrBowmanmt
    @MrBowmanmt 2 роки тому

    i bought a reaper plant and i am finally getting peppers. I want to save the seeds but unfortunately i have other pepper plants such as habanero's within 5 ft of the reaper. will the reaper seeds be ok?

  • @davidaix5771
    @davidaix5771 2 роки тому

    Hey ed my second year growing and i grab one of your Reaper pepper plants from home depot kinda Regret not getting more then one Because they where there for about a day or two and then they where all gone

  • @galacticyachts1533
    @galacticyachts1533 Рік тому

    Is it still ok to use the fish emulsion on plants with buds/flowers?

  • @dinocrackersrl
    @dinocrackersrl 3 роки тому

    You guys should do a collab video with johnny scoville and the chase the heat guys someday😅

  • @hdavis696
    @hdavis696 2 роки тому

    Give us updates on pot 32!

  • @ricodog3652
    @ricodog3652 2 роки тому

    You have a sweet setup. You could make a lot more money selling other greenhouse goods

  • @austinreese420
    @austinreese420 Рік тому

    What time do the nutrients to give a chocolate Carolina regals to grow many plants were grow bigger plants with more space

  • @digitsecurities1621
    @digitsecurities1621 11 місяців тому

    What's the tallest reaper plant you ever grew Ed? Mine has just gone 6 foot 4 inches tall and 5 foot wide, i know thats probably not normal?

  • @giorgiogalli6176
    @giorgiogalli6176 2 роки тому

    It's 3 days that rain in my town and my reaper are outside in the ground should I worry for them?

  • @austinreese420
    @austinreese420 Рік тому

    Mint

  • @saint85
    @saint85 11 місяців тому

    Any advice for growing very hot peppers I want to breed hot peppers a year advice