Are you kidding me?

[Dying Shadow]

Hell yea, thanks guys! If you need any ghosts I grew some this year, let me know. Currently extracting capsaicin from some because why not?

Hell no man i tryed them before had stomach cramps for a couple hours lol for got to wash hand and took a piss that sucked and i had a friend also try one she was out side eating dirty ass snow. Thanks tho. Ill pm you tomorrow with info.

Edited October 26, 2012 by Dying Shadow

[flounder]

IVe got a bunch of them still including frozen ones and the ones I pickled..

[OsuMj]

What MJ said. The pepper seeds I bought did not meet the claimed hotness.

Next year sticking to tried and true known varieties.

I know some people that got bell peppers, but a couple of the plants turned out to be really spicy! I'm not sure which seed manufacturer gets it right, or if this is just something to expect.

[flounder]

If bell peppers are planted in the same garden as hot peppers they can crooks pollinate from my understanding and you'll get hot bells. Also the weather during the growing Season has allot to do with how hot they get

[OsuMj]

If bell peppers are planted in the same garden as hot peppers they can crooks pollinate from my understanding and you'll get hot bells. Also the weather during the growing Season has allot to do with how hot they get

right! they only planted bell peppers though, so they had to be messed up from the seed sellers. I think i might just buy some organic peppers from the store and harvest the seeds - then i know what i'm getting.

[Helmutt]

Our habaneros went through the summer drought and she didnt water them towards the end, how much water they get does play its part because these little bastards will rock your guts n anus

[fizzer]

Stressed plants usually produce the hottest chiles!

[fizzer]

Thanks to Brandon (dying shadow) for the Butch T and the Morugas!

You have to prepare for the worst with these bastards:

Got a guy at work who'll eat anything for $5 to agree to split one with me tomorrow, i'll try to get pics/video of the insanity:devil::devil:

[Dying Shadow]

Lol no problem i got them from my friend Chilidon he grows them and makes sauces . Just give him a thanks on vid if you do it he'd be floored!

Edited October 30, 2012 by Dying Shadow

[magley64]

Bhut Jolokia got beaten out by Naga Viper a few years ago.

[fizzer]

Bhut Jolokia got beaten out by Naga Viper a few years ago.

Which was then subsequently beat by the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T, and now the Trinidad Moruga. Try and keep up:D

[magley64]

Which was then subsequently beat by the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T, and now the Trinidad Moruga. Try and keep up:D

sorry, sheesh

[jbot]

we better CUT HIS FUCKING HEAD OFF

[fizzer]

He'd deflect the blade with his 'bows of steel. =not serious, no need to get panties all bunched.

[Helmutt]

Well? How did the pepper split, choke, puke, burnt bung go with your buddy today Fizz?

[fizzer]

Well? How did the pepper split, choke, puke, burnt bung go with your buddy today Fizz?

Those f*^kers are hot! My buddy ended up not wanting to split the pepper outright, but he did eat ~1/4 of it. No puking involved, just a lot of sweating, flush faces, some abdominal discomfort, and a spicy bung indeed. Possibly the worst part was the post-consumption belching that continued to remind me of the heat/pain throughout the next hour.

Overall, the Moruga has a delicious flavor which is very different from most of the less hot peppers, and compared to other Super-hots, has a very fast, up front burn. Most of the heat was gone at 10 mins. post consumption, whereas in my experience the ghost pepper has a nearly half hour long slow burn.

Between the two of us, 2/3 of a gallon of milk is gone. I probably wont be eating one outright again, but will definitely be using them in cooking/ making next years hot sauces. Thanks again Shadow!