Carolina Reaper Pepper Plants – Set of 2 Hot Pepper Starter Plants 4-6 Inch

Grow Your Own Carolina Reaper Peppers

Bring the heat to your garden with a set of 2 Carolina Reaper pepper plants. Known as one of the world’s hottest peppers, the Carolina Reaper is a must-have for chili enthusiasts and adventurous gardeners alike. These starter plants, standing 4-6 inches tall, are ready to be transplanted into your garden or containers.

The Carolina Reaper pepper is a fiery red fruit with a distinctive scythe-shaped tail, earning it the name ‘Reaper.’ With a Scoville heat unit rating exceeding 1,500,000, it dwarfs the heat of a habanero (around 100,000 Scovilles). These plants are perennial in zones 9-12, but can be grown as annuals in other USDA zones, offering flexibility for gardeners across different climates.

Key Benefits:

• Extreme Heat: Grow the world’s hottest pepper.
• Conversation Starter: A unique and interesting addition to your garden.
• Versatile Growing: Can be grown as a perennial or annual.
• High Yield: Expect a plentiful harvest of fiery red peppers.
• Homegrown Freshness: Enjoy the taste of fresh, homegrown Carolina Reapers.

These hot pepper plants are perfect for adding intense flavor to your favorite dishes. They also make a great gift for the spice lover in your life. With proper care, these starter plants will thrive and produce an abundance of Carolina Reaper peppers.

Cultivate your own Carolina Reaper peppers with these easy-to-grow plants. These pepper starter plants will allow you to experience the thrill of growing one of the world’s hottest peppers right in your backyard. Embrace the heat and add these unique plants to your garden today!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How hot are Carolina Reaper peppers?
   They can exceed 1,500,000 Scoville heat units, making them extremely hot.
2. What is the ideal soil type for growing Carolina Reaper pepper plants?
   Loam soil is recommended for optimal growth.
3. How much sunlight do these hot pepper plants need?
   They require full sun exposure for best results.
4. Can I grow these plants indoors?
   While they thrive outdoors, you can grow them indoors with sufficient light and warmth.
5. What is the best time to plant these starter plants?
   Summer is the ideal season for planting, ensuring they get enough warmth and sunlight.