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Front Yard Super Hot Pepper Garden Harvest, Growing Peppers in Containers!



Carolina Reapers and Ghost Peppers and Chocolate Habaneros, OH MY!!!

This is the most diverse super hot pepper garden harvest I have ever had. Growing peppers is something I do for fun, just like most males my age. The plants are really cool and they look like Christmas trees decorated with ornaments near the end of the season. Even if you don’t like spicy food or hot peppers, I think it’s worthwhile to grow them. Given them a chance and they might just take you by surprise!

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40 Comments

  5. Dennis Chapel

    When would be the best time to put the plants outside in the sun to maximize pepper yield?
    Something like early May right?

  6. Kekuono Tepa

    There are plenty of ghost peppers in North East, India- Nagaland. We use in pickles n curries..so nice to see u planting there😊good harvest 😊

  8. Arwen

    Hey Lucas, love your garden! Just one quick question , what do you do with the spicy ghost pepper?

  9. Don Vito

    Hey dude just a quick question how long did it take approximately for the Carolina Reapers to finish from the flowering stage?

  15. Living By Choice

    Define late? 🙈 lol and what state are you in? Im in wa state and am going to transplant our peppers this week. Later than i wanted but hopefully not too late. We'll see but it doesnt hurt to try right 😁

  20. This is America

    I love habaneros. Thought they were the hottest ones. You’ve educated me. Please tell me… if the peppers are hot 🥵 for us …. are they hit for the bugs that eat them?

  23. Dusty Nonya

    At roughly 2:16 your Chocolate has noticeable calcium deficiency which is what's causing the "lumpy" leaf formation and the inconsistent curling (different from physiological leaf curl from heat). Also; when your leaves go lighter green to yellow from the bottom up in a relatively uniform manner it's a pretty tell-tale sign of nitrogen deficiency. This is because nitrogen can be requisitioned from the lower leaves of the plant into the new growth, whereas something like an iron deficiency manifests as top growth problems.

    Hope this helps.

  24. JACK FROST

    Just SUBED……..
    🌶🥵when I saw the look on your face when 🌶you broke the pepper plate🌶…
    I completely lost it….😂🤠👍

  30. Pj Mills

    D@MN — you are the Pepper King !!

    Those Carolina Reapers are a friggin' WORK.OF. ART !!

  38. Yanni P

    Hi Lucas, Do you get bountiful harvest when you grow the peppers in the ground than in pots?

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