If you enjoy adding chili peppers to your regular dishes, you might want to try growing them yourself. Growing your peppers at home is convenient and economical.
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Cayenne peppers are thin and long. These chili peppers can be used in powdered, dried, or fresh forms. and hotter than Jalapeno peppers.
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CAYENNE PEPPER
Carolina Reapers are one of the hottest peppers with 1,400,000-2,200,000 Scoville heat units. The Carolina Reaper is small and shaped like a scorpion tail.
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CAROLINA REAPER
Scotch Bonnet peppers look similar to habaneros, but they are short and have a hat-like shape. You should start the seeds early if you want mature peppers in time.
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SCOTCH BONNET
While you might get peppers at the local store or grocery, it’s easier and more economical to grow them in your garden or balcony.
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