Herr's Carolina Reaper Flavoured Cheese Curls - 6.5oz (184.3g)

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The best time of year to harvest Carolina Reapers is in the late summer or early fall, usually around August or September. These peppers thrive in hot and humid conditions, which is why they are typically grown in tropical or subtropical regions. In these climates, the temperature and humidity levels are ideal for the peppers to develop their characteristic heat. To harvest Carolina Reapers, you can either gently twist the pepper off the stem or use a pair of scissors or shears to cut the pepper off. It is important to handle the peppers with gloves or wash your hands thoroughly after handling, as the capsaicin in the peppers can cause irritation. Alternatively, you can also string them up and hang them to dry. This method is particularly useful if you have a large harvest of Carolina Reapers. Simply thread a needle with a strong thread or fishing line and carefully poke it through the stems of the peppers. Hang the string of peppers in a dry and well-ventilated area, making sure they are not touching each other.Brave folks who have eaten the Carolina Reaper have reported that the pepper tastes fruity and sweet with a hint of cinnamon and chocolate. Many note that it is surprisingly flavorful for such a spicy pepper. The pleasant flavor lasts for about two seconds before it is overwhelmed by extreme spiciness and subsequent pain.

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Size: Carolina Reapers typically grow to be about two inches in length, with a wrinkly and bumpy surface. However, the size of the pepper can vary depending on growing conditions. It is important to note that the size of the pepper alone is not a reliable indicator of ripeness. It is best to rely on color and texture when determining readiness for harvest. Many growers recommend that Carolina Reapers should be grown outside to be exposed to the environment, which can help strengthen the plant. However, some grow them indoors beyond the germination stage, with very specific set ups. For instance, some people use fans to mimic wind, which helps to strengthen the plant. Some people claim growing Carolina Reapers indoors produces quality peppers compared to growing them outdoors. The best location really depends on the local climate you are growing your peppers in. Are Carolina Reapers Difficult to Grow and Where do They Grow Best?This pepper can turn the toughest people into weeping puddles of misery. The Carolina Reaper made headlines when an NPR reporter took a bite, just a bite, of the Carolina Reaper then allegedly collapsed to the floor, rolling in pain and even hallucinating. To be clear, this is a perfectly legal pepper that is classified as food, not a powerful drug. As tempting as the pepper challenge is, most people do not recommend consuming the pepper raw. It is very hot. Instead, Carolina Reapers can be prepared in many recipes including: Like anything worth growing, it takes patience to see something reach maturity. It takes an average of 90-100 days for the Carolina Reaper to mature. As with any gardening endeavor, timing will vary based on controllable and uncontrollable factors. What is the Best Time to Plant Carolina Reapers?