I have tired Amazon (even though I do not like to deal with the 2nd richest dude on the globe @ all) and almost ordered a little bag of seeds which I stopped after seeing that they charge ~seven bugs on stuff that can be send in a regular letter envelope for a total of below a buck!
Out of 5 Carolina reaper seeds planted,2 germinated and are about 6 inches tall now. Two scotch bonnets I planted earlier this year also produced fruit. I am keeping my fingers crossed for the reapers so I may see what the fruit looks like.
Out of 30ish or so, got 0 germinated. Not only carolina reaper, but thai dragon, habanero, choco habanero and all kinds of peppers. I'm doing everything same as the others are doing, but so far, no luck. Now I did seeding straight from the fresh pepper and still waiting for the results (20 days after).
@@YAJESGARDEN Thank you for reply.I have another question.Do you also put water in the 2nd cup before germination? And if yes ,how much? BTW, I live in the Philippines where it's nice and hot and humid.So I shouldn't have any problems growing Carolina Reaper peppers.☺️
Thanks for watching from the Philippines! I made another video on this method. It can answer your questions. Let me know if you have more questions 🔗ua-cam.com/video/ibFUZafFUDE/v-deo.htmlsi=TKD-KM5dwLhEpxCD
😊that’s true. However, if you take into account the produce you will get, then it’s not that expensive. Plus you can save your one seeds for the future
Oohh baby boy Nathan is really cooperating so well. Well done boyyy.
Great stuff. Getting my seeds from Amzom on Thursday and will use your "cup" method to germinate, greenhouse the plants ! Thanks 😊
I have tired Amazon (even though I do not like to deal with the 2nd richest
dude on the globe @ all) and almost ordered a little bag of seeds which I
stopped after seeing that they charge ~seven bugs on stuff that can be
send in a regular letter envelope for a total of below a buck!
Thank you. We just started Carolina Reapers and Trinidad Scorpions for the first time.
Thanks for visiting!! Good luck with your peppers. Mine did so well. I still have some in my freezer even 2 years later.
God bless you for sharing. Very much needed.
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Wonderful video and great sound quality. Alway nice to be here
Thank you!!
Out of 5 Carolina reaper seeds planted,2 germinated and are about 6 inches tall now. Two scotch bonnets I planted earlier this year also produced fruit. I am keeping my fingers crossed for the reapers so I may see what the fruit looks like.
Out of 30ish or so, got 0 germinated. Not only carolina reaper, but thai dragon, habanero, choco habanero and all kinds of peppers. I'm doing everything same as the others are doing, but so far, no luck. Now I did seeding straight from the fresh pepper and still waiting for the results (20 days after).
Thank you👀🔥👌💯💯💯💯💯💯🇺🇸
💯you bet!
@@YAJESGARDEN 😉
Do the top cups need holes
just fyi i'd avoid pepper joes in the future if i were you, there is a large amount of people that get incorrect seeds from them.
Oh no! That’s unfortunate!! I have had luck with them so far. Thanks for the tip!
How is germanating carolina reaper hard pls explain
Do you put potted seeds in the direct sunlight?
Do you mean the seedlings?
@@YAJESGARDEN No, before the seeds sprout.
Do you actually eat them?
Do you put water in the second cup?
Yes, I add water in the second cup to bottom water especially after germination.
@@YAJESGARDEN Thank you for reply.I have another question.Do you also put water in the 2nd cup before germination? And if yes ,how much?
BTW, I live in the Philippines where it's nice and hot and humid.So I shouldn't have any problems growing Carolina Reaper peppers.☺️
Thanks for watching from the Philippines! I made another video on this method. It can answer your questions. Let me know if you have more questions 🔗ua-cam.com/video/ibFUZafFUDE/v-deo.htmlsi=TKD-KM5dwLhEpxCD
Thank you.
I’ll get some and try.
I m from india ..can i get seeds ? Of carolina ?
Check pepperjoe’s website
@@YAJESGARDEN thanks 😊
Thanks, but since the first thing you show is "Joe's" products and he i$ way too expensive!
😊that’s true. However, if you take into account the produce you will get, then it’s not that expensive. Plus you can save your one seeds for the future