![]() Be patient as germination may take 21-28 days or longer, even under ideal conditions. Start indoors early and use bottom heat and seedling domes to create the warm, humid conditions they need to germinate. Days to Maturity: This is simply the number of days until the plant reaches the purpose for which it’s normally grown (ie: the time it takes for the plant to fruit or flower or until the leaves are ready to be picked, etc. The seeds can be difficult to germinate and they need a long, hot season to produce fruit. Chilli- Carolina Reaper Days to Maturity: 90 days. The key to germinating these seeds is to make sure they are kept above at least 78 degrees Fahrenheit. ![]() ![]() Even the hottest jalapeño will come in at around 175 times weaker than the mildest Carolina Reaper. And comparing it to a jalapeño is just silly. That top end is just as hot as or hotter than standard pepper spray. Germination time: It may take up to 7-10 days to germinate. Carolina Reaper’s range from 1,400,000 Scoville heat units to a blistering 2,200,000. Water the seeds immediately after sowing. Super hot peppers can be somewhat challenging to grow. Carolina Reaper Plant Care: Sowing: Fill a tray with seed-starting soil mix and plant the Carolina reaper seeds 1/4 inch deep in the tray. Please take extreme caution when handling the seeds and eventual fruits they produce. The smallish peppers mature from green to fire engine red, and are gnarled and bumpy with a distinctive pointed tip some growers call "the stinger." This species of pepper can be grown as a perennial in warmer climates (or heated greenhouses), or brought inside over winter. ![]() The Carolina Reaper is officially the hottest pepper on record, with an alarming 1.5 million Scoville Heat Units, and has peaked at 2.2 million. ![]()
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