Time Lapse Of Carolina Reaper Pepper Plant Growing

[@brandonjohnson7559]

Respect for the amount of effort it took to make this time lapse

[@rchrd1bolt]

What are awesome video it’s cool. You can see around 200 days. It’s time to fertilize.. I’ve got to growing myself. I’m so excited.

[@PhamvanDong]

I can’t help but to point this out 😅 but by watching your lapse I can see that your reaper receives way too little sun light each passing day. It looks like to be in the shade most of the day. Chilies require tremendous amount of sunlight. Direct sunlight. Minimum 10 hours a day for best result. I’m pretty sure your reaper would had matured much faster this way :)

[@alexp9793]

I grow mine the same way I'm in ohio and it's not growing due to sunlight issues

[@rinchhensherpa6972]

OMG your seeds sprouted in Day 2 in February 😮 I bought the seeds from Ed's official website and planted them in July. I even clinged wrapped it for humidity and placed it in a warm, sunny window sill. It's been 2 weeks now😢 and nothing yet

[@profit2133]

I love how you did a full-time lapse... I really enjoyed it, thanks so much for sharing!!

[@Brightsider1]

You´re very welcome.

[@elesjuanpi7041]

Best plant timelapse I’ve ever seen

[@lotkf1]

I heard they had an extremely long season when starting from seed but dang, props for capturing it all.

[@imarchello]

I started mine in mid-July and will overwinter it for a strong spring start. Wish me luck. If it starts producing flowers in Winter, I'll pluck them until like mid-May.

[@sethmiranda1104]

Best time lapse in my life

[@klemenhrovat1281]

I like month by month presentation. 👍

[@chokethewoke746]

Would love to see this in a grow tent with 1 or 2000w LED.

[@1painter4hire]

This has to be the best time lapse I've seen, Great Job 👍. Where did you find this type of seed ? Thanks

[@nevadie133]

Puckerbutt pepper company has them! That’s the company owned by the guy who first grew it

[@ganjamangaaiaaai9396]

Thanks for Sharing !!! Really nice to see all the growth stages, And thats a nice plant you got there , mine is also going strong but still vegging ,

[@kdub4728]

That was aswome too watch and the plant it self is cool looking definitely growing some of them.

[@alexanderjacob3365]

Thank you very much for this amazing video!

[@efrainhernandez2255]

So far there’s like 7 peppers growing on it

[@BDUK]

Wow. This is amazing. Thanks for sharing this cool video

[@Trufflestravels]

Nice! How many peppers did you get out of that plant? and once your harvest, will the tree grow more peppers or would you need to do it again?

[@Brightsider1]

I got about 20 - 30 peppers out of it. If you are able to overwinter your plant, you can keep it and it´s going to produce peppers again in the following years.

[@turbotdi5190]

Really helpful vid. I've had mine growing since about early March and they only just flowering now

[@timtorkelson7201]

Recommend fish imulsion & bone meal & maybe couple rounds of diluted Epsom salt. In all my super hot pepper growing I've never had it take that long? Start mid March and I've had best luck with 10 gallon pots I get from nursery and we'll drained soil. Nice peppers though! and nice time laps video.

[@davidhead6549]

Bravo, there is some sort of symbolism knowing the reaper was growing as the world was hiding from Covid.

[@lovealllife748]

WOW! That was great and super tunes too!

[@sardinasalvatore]

Beautiful!

[@96sam26]

It took 5months to get the flowers and fruit. Great video!

[@jimsullivan6123]

Loved your video. I've got a couple of plants growing - about 3 months along now. I see a few buds and, looking at your video, they seem to have appeared a lot sooner than yours. I am trying to time the growth to coincide with our Puerto Vallarta Chili Cook-Off set for Feb 19, 2022. I want to start up a pepper-eating contest with my Reapers as the final touch. A couple of questions: how long can you leave a pepper on the plant? And can you freeze them? Oh, a third one, if I might: if I make my own pot of chili, say 7 quarts, will one chili suffice?

[@Brightsider1]

Thanks, appreciate your comment. Concerning your questions. You can leave peppers on a plant as long as you like, they are going to fall off eventually. Yes, you can freeze peppers, but I´d reccomend you to dry them instead. I experienced dried peppers to be hotter than frozen ones, frozen peppers ironically seem to lose some of their former heat. You can use a dehydrator for excellent as well as long lasting results. When it comes to cooking peppers it depends on what heat levels you´re capable of coping with. For instance, my wife would probably die if I added one Carolina Reaper pepper to a 7 liter chili pot. I on the other hand might add a second or a third one. Good thing about that is, that you can also add the peppers afterwards to spice things up. I hope that helped. I wish you great success with your Chili Cook-Off and pepper contest.

[@justinrowland5986]

Did you make it in time for the cook off?!?!

[@jimsullivan6123]

@@justinrowland5986 I did. But the plants took on what I think was mold and the peppers (3) never really got to maturity - they were flavorful in the chili but not really that hot. I had one plant left that brought out 2 peppers (after the event) and I froze those and destroyed all the plants. Almost every leave had the mold on it - a white powdery, but sticky substance. Maybe the two in my freezer will work next year. I think maybe the climate here (very humid) is not conducive to the growth.

[@joyismitchell9856]

Did you make it in time for pepper eating contest? I’m curious?

[@jimsullivan6123]

@@joyismitchell9856 I did. But the plants took on what I think was mold and the peppers (3) never really got to maturity - they were flavorful in the chili but not really that hot. I had one plant left that brought out 2 peppers (after the event) and I froze those and destroyed all the plants. Almost every leave had the mold on it - a white powdery, but sticky substance. Maybe the two in my freezer will work next year. I think maybe the climate here (very humid) is not conducive to the growth.

[@Burliestpond]

How did yours sprout so quickly

[@toetz4491]

... those innocent green thingy will turn into shriveled devil's poop

[@danvitale4072]

Very cool I enjoyed the video

[@pistolinaction1302]

I plant 6 Carolina seeds in one pot I can’t wait for them to start growing

[@jakev0895]

It’s better to separate them to each their own pot. How’s it goin?

[@pistolinaction1302]

It going their growing their 2 leaf layer

[@jakev0895]

@@pistolinaction1302 oh nice. I just put 3 seeds in a paper towel. I’ll transfer them once they sprout

[@Drevils4]

My plant has so many flower spots I've been vegging it for almost a year before I put it outside this summer cant wait

[@tk2070]

Its growing ultra slow in early stages from lack of light needs hot direct sunlight. Get a 300w growlight and put it under that during first months and do another time lapse and compare!

[@robertimmanuel577]

I exposed mine to direct sunlight and after 20 minutes it would wilt, after I spray it some water and move the pot away somewhere cooler it would go back to normal. Should I just leave it there and pay no attention from the wilt or am i doing it right?

[@lemmzz]

@@robertimmanuel577 did you start under growlight ?

[@robertimmanuel577]

@@lemmzz no. This was 6 months ago, the plant has grown quite big now. Though the flowers would always fall and bears no fruits. I'm finding a way to resolve it

[@Robs346]

That pretty cool to watch !

[@SaulSP23]

Great video but with Full sun, Better food/Soil mix/ and foliar spray, your plant would of quatripled in Fruit production

[@bugsta2012]

Mine been up for a week so far, hope they keep growing, they seem stuck at the same size but we’ll see

[@thevibezone6431]

how'd it go?

[@rudyferrell]

Mine are about 2 weeks old. I live in North Carolina and now I'm thinking I might not have enough summer for the peppers to rippen

[@aerosolguerilla]

Same, going on week 2 and mine are staying the same size. Hopefully i didn't mess up

[@TacticsOfTorture]

I had to swallow my pride and buy a reaper plant from ace hardware because for some reason these are finicky and very difficult to grow from seed. I’ve done most other peppers and all sorts of veggies from seed but for some reason reapers are just stubborn

[@Tradbow85]

Dang my reaper this year easily has 50 pods on it. So pots hurt production?

[@addictsforblood9891]

cool time elapse.. but your plant was starving for nuets..

[@christophermyers756]

Crazy how different yours looks I have a huge Carolina reaper plant at home mine looks so different tho lol

[@MatthewWilliams-tm2ku]

absolutely amazing

[@TheFerretMan]

I was wondering my my little guy was taking so long to grow (7 weeks old), good to know I'm looking at 8 or so months before I'll get fruit. Quick question. What's the lifespan of this plant? I called it Lucifer, and I've grown rather attached.

[@Brightsider1]

There's no Limit I know about on how old your Lucifer can get. Just take care of it and you're good. My oldest pepper plant is in its fourth year now.

[@fabriziovulcano4818]

Great video. Do they always take so long to grow fruit?

[@zrausts.675]

yes, i grew mine in August, now today, it starts to bloom.

[@ernestoperez7382]

I think there´s no enough sunlight... Those plants need at least 8 hours in sunlight.

[@magicman124]

Mines been growing three months just start too flower

[@tacocat9916]

@@zrausts.675 damn. im starting seeds tomorrow, hoping to have the plant in the ground about mid to late march. ive got some cayennes going right now and they sure are taking their time, about 7 days since germination.

[@zrausts.675]

@@tacocat9916 good luck 👍☘️

[@mdarafatkarim7271]

I'm from Bangladesh. Thanks a lot for Your video. I really enjoy it. Would you tell me how to plant and the whole process of growing this chilli? And how I order this seed from my country? And after planting this can I put it sunny environment or shadow environment? Hope you guide me the whole way. Thanks again

[@Brightsider1]

Hey. Good questions. I think I'll make a video about that. I don't know you can get theese seeds to your country though, since I'm from Europe. You should ask your local pepper stores.

[@spencercurtis86]

puckerbuttpeppercompany

[@efrainhernandez2255]

I’m growing a Carolina reaper pepper but a lot of the flowers are falling off the plant why?

[@JayHutchG]

A lot of work. Thanks for sharing that journey with us. Grown indoors in large pot for seed to finish right? That's what I want to try. Normal window light, or did you use a grow light? Very interesting in trying indoors without a greenhouse. Our growing season up north short & a Reaper tales 9 months right?

[@driftertothenorth23]

That’s so awesome. 🎉❤

[@Brightsider1]

Thank you!

[@Justwhy1235]

I have a plant that's over 3ft tall 3 ft wide and is going to produce me well over 150 peppers this year. I planted it in early may of 2022.

[@Justwhy1235]

It's also in a big cut in half wine barrel on its own

[@localunion874]

Me too.. today I finally seen my first pepper. Happy Happy

[@dexonthe-immortal3000]

Why didn’t fall over at day 123?

[@brendonpearce14]

Great video! How long between flowering and fruiting? Mine has just started to flower

[@oborber6747]

mine too

[@turbotdi5190]

Me too

[@lashawnw3870]

where do you live?

[@JoKeR13774]

Hi bro , I'm from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, do you have Carolina Reaper pepper seeds?

[@Brightsider1]

I do.

[@chokethewoke746]

Awesome vid.

[@swostikakiranshrestha8193]

did u top off the plant??

[@joseluisortiz5244]

Hay que podar las hojas de abajo?

[@Basist]

Yes

[@desireepili4171]

Carolina reaper is so spicy

[@ownagebox]

6 reapers for almost 3/4 a year, i know that feel...

[@scientia66]

Very nice Video. Did any of your your plants leafs get a tan speckling of dots and bloches on them? I have three growing outside in full sun but seem to have such an issue arise. I would be thankful on feedback from others.

[@samueljackson856]

I get that on the lower leaves. I'm pretty sure it's fertilizer burn. As long as your fertilizer is organic it should sort itself out with time. Just good consistent watering should fix the issue. If it starts to spread up the plant or gets worse check your soil ph and the ph of the water you're adding.

[@joeld45]

Awesome video !!

[@Viceeoff]

Did you transplant at all or did you plant it in its finishing container, can’t tell. Thanks, great video :)

[@Brightsider1]

Thanks. I transplanted it twice.

[@Viceeoff]

@@Brightsider1 nice one, thanks bud.

[@PamBum28829]

cant wait for mine to grow like that... from 10 seeds to 7 survived , 3 snap buy my kitty

[@Brightsider1]

Patience is the key. My cats also like to chew on some of my plants too though.

[@donjuwann5868]

I had a couple plants knocked over due to a storm,it was loaded with green pods,will they ripen in the sun or in a green paper bag like tomatoes?

[@pageboy25]

Great video! I can’t help but notice that these look a lot more like Trinidad Scorpion peppers than Carolina Reapers. Are you sure these are reapers?

[@Brightsider1]

Thanks! Those are Reapers. I also plant scorpions, so there's quite a difference. The biggest difference beeing their heat level though.

[@nPilz]

Mine are now at day 130-140 round! Now im sure i really got some reapers here

[@LShaver947]

Nice 👍🌶🔥

[@manf1sh995]

How long did it take for the seeds to germinate?

[@Brightsider1]

About a week.

[@26Umut98]

About 7 - 9 days.

[@paulwatkins2333]

It sprouted on the 2nd day ? Lol

[@Crescentmemes2003]

Can you eat them green like jalapenos

[@Brightsider1]

Absolutely! Just imagine a jalapeno with the fiery wrath of a thousand suns! Your taste buds will thank you... maybe not.

[@tigranrshtuni9556]

Where did you buy the seeds?

[@mathewg9413]

Nice to see the time lapse. Did you not use grow light while it was indoors?

[@Brightsider1]

No, I did not use a growlight. I just placed the pot near a south-facing window.

[@roberttillotson6861]

This definitely shows why window light is limited and takes so long for a plant to grow and fruit. Compresses with commitment.

[@waynesmith5465]

That's looks so 💥💥💥💥💣💣💣💣 #Boss

[@h2oski1200]

stupid question but how do you know when to pull the peppers off? I just got my first trinidad scorpion plant but I have no idea what I'm doing. I'm just watering it every day and hoping for the best.

[@Brightsider1]

Not stupid at all. During the ripening stage of a pepper, you can see a noticeable change of it´s color. In this case from green to red. As soon as the whole pepper´s color has changed, it´s usually ready to harvest. Even if you pick it a bit to early it is still going to ripe a bit even though it´s not connected to the plant anymore. You´re going to eventually get a feeling for it.

[@Realsinmba]

Try the Carolina reaper hotbeat sauce from lava-spoon

[@jabberwockygardens228]

wow, I ordered some ghost pepper seeds online and they are not doing the best. They have been stunted for quite awhile. Might have to try again.

[@Brightsider1]

I don´t know where you live, but now is generally not a good time to plant peppers. Wait for february to plant the seeds.

[@vincentpowell9133]

were did you order them from

[@mathewg9413]

Have you made sure the pot is roots are becoming root bound? Pot up about every 4 weeks, even by just 1-2 inches bigger pot helps. You can start early like you did, I did last year & had beautiful huge plants to transplant outdoors in May. Problem is you need to be able to pot them up so their roots don't bind, and provide adequate lighting, good grow light not just outdoor light through window

[@jabberwockygardens228]

@@mathewg9413 They are soo tiny, they just never really grew. I planted them once in spring, I just planted them recently indoors. They are not doing well. again from the same seed line. I am starting to think that the seeds aren't the best. I have two more so I will try again in the next few weeks.

[@jabberwockygardens228]

@@Brightsider1 Yes I agree. Just started a new plant recently, I will see if it does better than last time.

[@barfinkelkraut6532]

how many litters are the planter you use to grow the Carolina Reaper

[@Brightsider1]

About 3 liters.

[@barfinkelkraut6532]

@@Brightsider1and how many liters are the pots that you use when they fully grown

[@Brightsider1]

5 liters max. Depending on wether you keep the plant afterwards or not, you can even use a bigger pot.

[@barfinkelkraut6532]

@@Brightsider1 in my country even in the winter its not that cold so I can just move it inside my house and keep provide it water until the summer and it wont die?

[@Brightsider1]

@@barfinkelkraut6532 Yes, you can overwinter your plants like that and it will still produce fruit. My oldest pepper plant is 4 years old.

[@wongerenade6934]

Can they grow more fruits after we pick the fruits?

[@Brightsider1]

Sure.

[@GilaMonster971]

Obviously very less than ideal growing conditions.

[@NuMetal4Life]

What is the ideal pot size?

[@Brightsider1]

3 - 5 Liters are sufficient.

[@ferdzabenir5429]

did you prune this? thanks for the effort i'll make it as refrnce on my reaper .

[@Brightsider1]

I did not prune that plant. Thanks for your feedback. May the video be helpful to you.

[@VadimOfficial]

спасибо

[@superwxyz5889]

How can i purchase these seeds........🙏🙏

[@Brightsider1]

You can find many of them on the internet. Amazon eg.

[@ТорАсгард-л4н]

Интересно!)) 👍

[@liaogarden5631]

How many photos do you take each day?

[@Brightsider1]

1440

[@26Umut98]

How often do you water it?

[@Brightsider1]

Once a day.

[@Pebble4]

How do i know when they'r ready?

[@Brightsider1]

As soon as they´re completely red, they should be ready.

[@FreedomNurse]

Great video. Next time use fertilizer or plant food. It took way too long for peppers.

[@Darkhorse_Actual]

I understand that the hotter the pepper, the longer it takes for it to fruit. In your experience, what do you do to speed the process?

[@mog_3825]

Typical fertilizer is high in nitrogen which will stimulate plant growth over fruit growth. Let it do its thing, there's no rush.

[@josh3458]

There should be around fifty fruits on that thing.

[@scottyscrapper3489]

Put it outside harvest takes 1/3 the time

[@rishalorca]

hi, full sun? i have mine in shaded area for almost 4months already. just seeing leaves growing.

[@rajrbh8660]

Nice video but very few chilli

[@Trist393]

How long did it take to germinate

[@Brightsider1]

About a week or so.

[@reyalesna7655]

Whats kind of soil you put in the final pot?

[@Brightsider1]

Peat moss based with a low pH value.

[@bugz1124]

whats your soil mix and fertilizer? look great!

[@Brightsider1]

Peat moss based soil with a low pH value and some extra sand. I didn´t use any fertilizer.

[@Pwntious]

how did you get it to flower so fast?

[@00gyb00gy]

Fast?? Bruh had only 2 leaves for over two weeks... a month later and it's still working in it's second tier 😂😂😂😂

[@gatiux]

No ma, la mía lleva como dos meses y sigue igual que en el día 5 :(

[@angelocolumbu5258]

sorry, did you keep the plant outside or inside, in all the past months? how much water did you put in the jar every day? Thank you!

[@wytemanfrmtwn9363]

That’s all you got after all that???

[@holdenclark1229]

I'm growing this for the first time and I have concerns on what my peppers look like can someone help?

[@georgeburdess1765]

I'm growing them this year for the first time. I have four plants and each one has different looking peppers. I believe it is a bit of a phenotype lottery when you buy a pack of seeds.

[@jakev0895]

How’s it going?

[@maslamatters]

How long Carolina reaper live?

[@Brightsider1]

My plant is 2 years old now. My oldest pepper plant (Trinidad Moruga Scorpion) is almost 4 years old. So it depends on how long you keep them.

[@Trigger200284]

200+ days? dude, who in North American outside of Texas, Florida and California can grow this?

[@hydrocutty]

Looks to be grown in mostly shade,peppers like full sun,I bet it's half the time in full sun,all depends where you have them,I've read 85-180 days to produce ripe peppers

[@Trigger200284]

@@hydrocutty ya. I’m in south west Nova Scotia, we might have 90-120 days of weather that a pepper can actually produce in, otherwise it gets too cold at night and it stifles the plant, I’ve grown some hot peppers outside but these really hot ones are borderline too picky for my climate.

[@hydrocutty]

Same in ohio,they're hard peppers to grow,I'm trying to get mine going ,but it is a very slow process

[@maluse227]

Ive got two reapers, a scorpion, and some count dracula peppers, they are all producing pretty well right now and I live in Ontario. I think the only reason I'm getting away with it is because I leave them in full sun and fertilize like mad. But the weather has been either too hot and too cold to get ideal results but that's the nature of growing in Canada I guess.

[@Trigger200284]

@@maluse227 most stuff i grow, no problem, spinach, swiss chard, tomatoes, potatoes, broccoli and cauliflower, beets, carrots, beans, peas, all that stuff no problem, just peppers like it really warm and and allot of sun AND rain. Hot peppers are my favourite to grow, but these really hot ones are always trouble

[@813garden]

Awesome video. Do you top your pepper plants. Can't tell from your time-lapse. Cheers!

[@Brightsider1]

Hey, I usually don´t top my "video peppers". I would recommend you to do it though.

[@RickardoMute]

Cool niccce. Dig the tunes too 😎 👍!

[@lucasjonesable]

What track

[@RickardoMute]

@@lucasjonesable all of them

[@lucasjonesable]

@@RickardoMute nice to know what the track is, my reaper has started growing a small root so let s try

[@jayvienaelga6947]

Cool video

[@tonyhilton1461]

Too bad mine dropped most of its flowers

[@wolfandraven891]

carolina reapers are hot

[@Brightsider1]

Absolutely, Carolina Reapers are no joke! Handle with care and prepare for pain.

[@nicholas4460]

Im in day 9 and nothing happend ..

[@Brightsider1]

Germination can take a while.