What's That Pepper Ep40 - The Amazing Bahamian Goat Pepper

[@DJVibreen]

I have also loved the Bahamian Goat for many years. I currently have one that has overwintered and 2 cuttings. The cuttings are super compact. She is the only C.Chinense that has remained stable and has become more carefree every year. I'm very happy that I also have your Lemon Starrburst this year and I'm really excited about the first ripe fruits. best regards 🌶🍑

[@DrissenBrennen84]

Hey bud, just as a note the Bahamian Goat Pepper is a commonly used spice pepper in the Bahamas. The trick is the hotter the environment the hotter the pepper gets. I farm them by the way here organically in the Bahamas. They are very tasty peppers.

[@DIGITALWORLDutube]

The less water the hotter they get

[@CK-fo3lm]

Wow... was just on my morning routine checking PLC and noticed that we've reached 7k pepper lovers, I'm amazed how quickly our community is growing, and thank you to khang starr for making all this possible and showing me the world of growing peppers!!!

[@brasilcumberbatch3918]

Hello, I love growing peppers. i seem to always have to deal with white flies through out the growing season and some pest that burrows a hole at the top next to the stem. Do you know what the pest is , and how to eradicate it? What would you suggest to get rid of the white flies?

[@vampiro664]

I have like 6 of these plants. Very hearty and productive. Can't wait for them to ripen so I can make hot sauce with them

[@deinpapa3769]

growing them for 2 years now. love these. For me, they are super hot :) They fit perfectly for doing some HotSauce with Mango or Apricots

[@devinramo9528]

Nicely done as always Khang. My Bahamian goats didn’t make it this year but after your review I will definitely be trying again next year.

[@chrishotgarden8013]

i must say i now want to get seeds for this variety. thanks for the awsome review

[@mikkosgarden]

Fantastic, I will be growing this one this year (2023)

[@jaredmccutcheon5496]

Great review. This pepper is on my for sure grow list for next season.

[@dieselpower3202]

I cant agree with you more with the Bahamian Goat Khang, I grew this pepper for the 1st time this year on the strength of your recommendation - plus the fact you grow it year after year. Well yesterday I had a very small pod ripen (I'm in the UK) so the time had come for me to check it out..WOW...!!!! what an aroma, taste and heat..!! once I cut it in half my wife could even smell it across the other end of the table, this is now my number 1 pepper hands down..!!! I have several BG's doing well this year (some in kratkey) plenty of good size pods and one plant in particular is a really interesting phenol which, although the pods are smaller in size, I intend to take seeds from. The pods from this particular plant are uniform and have a great consistent shape, I haven't tried them for flavour yet (as they are still green) but boy they look like they could be the one for future crossing once I grow them out again. The other plants will be trimmed back and overwintered for next year. I also find the Reaper not pleasant, it packs too much punch for me with not enough flavour. Keep up the good work Khang, I am an avid follower and I am pondering now with what I might cross this one with next year..Any recommendations..?

[@RevtosTV]

I haven't grown them yet but my buddy Robb Z sent me some Bahamian Goat powder and I am so addicted to using it on my chicken that I don't know what I will do when it runs out! Lol! Awesome review, Khang! You were the first one I ever heard talk about the Bahamian about three years ago! Wow, time goes fast!

[@KhangStarr]

IT sure does Tom! They are amazing and I want people to know about them =)

[@jeffcordell7921]

Thanks for the review, I ordered the seeds to join the ranks of peppers I got going already

[@JdeeRat]

The only pepper I grow now. Yum

[@thelonglife5772]

This is my favorite pepper for must eating situations . Carolina reaper is the other . Must grow every year .

[@EricBalcon]

Ok, I trust you, I 'll try this next year...

[@dheller777]

thanks for sharing. I have a pepper plant with peppers look remarkably like the peppers in this video. They were sold to me as Carolina Reapers. But they came up looking like the goats that you grew. Have them mixed in with my Reaper plants I got from pepper Joe's.

[@justinstrapp4529]

Great job Khang

[@solitude208]

What is the spiciest yet best tasting pepper? Both by itself and in a meal. And if it’s not too much can you give thoughts on some sauces on “hot ones”? I don’t know why they use “Da Bomb” because I haven’t seen anybody that liked it.

[@markchinguz4401]

I have da bomb, it's horrible

[@josephramirez0113]

Where can I find the seeds for this pepper

[@bendavis974]

Good review.

[@carolyncollier1589]

I’m trying to grow these. The seeds have been planted for 3 weeks and have yet to come up....should I give up on them? Thank you.....

[@ragnarandy]

Hi- I’m a big fan - I grow chillies here in the uk 🇬🇧 I can’t get the. Goat Variety or hornet - in this country where did you get the seeds for your chillies - I would love to see if I can get them to grow here in England- and what’s the heat on them are they in the super hot or more like the habaneros- more edible- Keep the videos coming 👍🇬🇧🌶👌

[@Codenamelumiere]

That one at 3:02 just above your hand on the left side reminded me of a candy corn Halloween pumpkin ;P

[@anthonytran9191]

Thanks for the info on Bahamien Goat pepper. I would like to get some seeds for that pepper now. Sounds delicious...

[@mgarwatoski]

Would these make a good sauce using your quick 15 minute sauce recipe?

[@tile-maker4962]

I like how you can't taste the heat when eating the walls. I'd like to try some.

[@KhangStarr]

You will enjoy these, they're great!

[@tombear2675]

TILE- MAKER Is that a jojo reference

[@dmatcardoug2986]

Do you sell the seeds for the GOAT PEPPER? I remember we had a very hot pepper growing up in Jamaica that was called Goat Pepper. It was hotter than the Scotch Bonnet Pepper. Let me know if you have heard of the one from Jamaica also. Please let me know if you sell the seeds. I would love to be able to buy some. Thank you.

[@iwant.a.pepper]

Great video! Love the way you describe these. Do you think maybe your tolerance for the heat is building up as you've done quite a few reviews lately? Thanks a bunch for the seek peek on the next pod, looks really awesome!!!

[@KhangStarr]

I was actually thinking that lol. I think after eating so much peppers lately, I could handle the heat a little more.

[@joohop]

Can you eat the leaf ?

[@bennieleip579]

How is that contest go the guy who grow the most on one tree or the best shape or taste?

[@SmokeyJoe613]

I grew this pepper in 2019 and it didn't look like yours, mine were more elongated, I'm trying again in 2020 with another seed vender,I hope I'll have better luck.

[@rudolfschmitz9078]

HELLO. HOW MUCH SCOVILLE UNITS HAVE THE CHILI?

[@Jannufi]

Perhaps i try growing this Bahamian goat pepper next year, but have you tried growing tobago seasoning chili?

[@KhangStarr]

I have seeds for those, but have not grown them.

[@Jannufi]

Perhaps i will order some seeds for next year. If it is a popular chili in Trinidad & Tobago, it must taste pretty great.

[@oningsur954]

Khang Starr Can you please send me some bahamian goat seeds..... i will of course pay for it and the shipping... thank you kindly...

[@socrnjazzz]

Yum yum yuuuuuum.

[@williamfoster7098]

How do you judge the peppers in the contest?

[@KhangStarr]

It's very simple. We set a few rules based on trust. All participants can plant as many plant as they want. They must pick only 1 to count from, the best plant. Keep count of your harvest throughout the season, and when you're ready to present your count, you'll post it to our contest link.

[@brendengodfrey9564]

Where do you recommend me to get these seeds?

[@KhangStarr]

Check PLC and find Jay, he has some great seeds for these.

[@IAMGiftbearer]

I bet my son would like these! Do you sell seeds?

[@KhangStarr]

I don't, but check PLC. There are a few people there that will sell them to you.

[@yamiavent]

Very spicy going to plant my tree

[@jaytibby]

They look like the peach scotch Bonnet..

[@samljer]

Id like to see peppers that look like sweet bell peppers, but have the heat of about jalapeno Overstuffed jalapeno poppers... know what i mean? 😁

[@oningsur954]

Can you please send me some bahamian goat seeds... I would of course pay for the shipping.. pleasee

[@yamiavent]

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[@全妈]

Mines smelled like goats