Plants (chili plants you dirty minds), and a question

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leary

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Wasn't quite sure where to post this, but i grow pepper plants. Over the winters here in west virginia, i bring them inside. I have noticed that this winter, they have done better than ever inside. The only thing that is different is that there is no cigarette smoke in the house anymore. I am wondering what exactly isn't choking my peppers (habenaros and the infamous naga jooklia (ghost pepper)). any input would be appriciated
 

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Wasn't quite sure where to post this, but i grow pepper plants. Over the winters here in west virginia, i bring them inside. I have noticed that this winter, they have done better than ever inside. The only thing that is different is that there is no cigarette smoke in the house anymore. I am wondering what exactly isn't choking my peppers (habenaros and the infamous naga jooklia (ghost pepper)). any input would be appriciated
I imagine there are a lot of things not choking your peppers... how hard are they to grow by the way? We love hot peppers and the plants are beautiful.
 

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not really sure, but i have seen people turn ghost white after eating one, and mine are kind of weak, guessing they are in the 800K scoville range.

Maybe cause it sneaks up on you then gets you good. And when you think the bite is all over it gets you again tomorrow.
 
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