has anyone grown them completely and actually got a moruga scorpion?
1057429
Yes, I have. All of the really hot peppers are not easy to germinate or to grow. I had to use sterile seed starter soil with no fertilizer additives. I also used a regular Rx heating pad to warm the soil and keep it warm. Soil should be kept just barely moist. It can take up to 3 weeks for the seeds to sprout then keep your eye on them. You'll get a beautiful plant. Another thing to be aware of is the hotter pepper plants do not like direct sunlight something I was not aware of initially. Some of the "Pepper" freak sites will give you very specific instructions on how to get going well...good luck, it's not easy but it's worth it.
1057430
Yes, I have. All of the really hot peppers are not easy to germinate or to grow. I had to use sterile seed starter soil with no fertilizer additives. I also used a regular Rx heating pad to warm the soil and keep it warm. Soil should be kept just barely moist. It can take up to 3 weeks for the seeds to sprout then keep your eye on them. You'll get a beautiful plant. Another thing to be aware of is the hotter pepper plants do not like direct sunlight something I was not aware of initially. Some of the "Pepper" freak sites will give you very specific instructions on how to get going well...good luck, it's not easy but it's worth it. Yes, I have. All of the really hot peppers are not easy to germinate or to grow. I had to use sterile seed starter soil with no fertilizer additives. I also used a regular Rx heating pad to warm the soil and keep it warm. Soil should be kept just barely moist. It can take up to 3 weeks for the seeds to sprout then keep your eye on them. You'll get a beautiful plant. Another thing to be aware of is the hotter pepper plants do not like direct sunlight something I was not aware of initially. Some of the "Pepper" freak sites will give you very specific instructions on how to get going... » Read More Yes, I have. All of the really hot peppers are not easy to germinate or to grow. I had to use sterile seed starter soil with no fertilizer additives. I also used a regular Rx heating pad to warm the soil and keep it warm. Soil should be kept just barely moist. It can take up to 3 weeks for the seeds to sprout then keep your eye on them. You'll get a beautiful plant. Another thing to be aware of is the hotter pepper plants do not like direct sunlight something I was not aware of initially. Some of the "Pepper" freak sites will give you very specific instructions on how to get going well...good luck, it's not easy but it's worth it. « Show Less
1057431
Check back on my review in a couple months, mine are getting put into their 5 gallon bucks this week so they'll be up and going in no time.
1057432
What I got isn't I paid for. I paid for scorpion pepper seeds. What I got is thai hot chili.
1057433
I planted all of the seeds, 5 of them have germinated. There hasn't been time to get any peppers.
767479
I did not. Put them in dirt, watered and almost every seed germinated. They grew like weeds. I've already had to transplant them into larger pots. I did water them every day, lightly.
371335
Mine never grew. I planted them after spring in good soil, sun, watering every week and nothing happened.
1201408
Yes, it is the plant and very small. I couldn't believe how much it had grown. It's been several years since I purchased it, and we have had numerous offshoots from it...Right now we have two large plants from the original one we purchased in pots that are about 18" in diameter.
1580265
I planted the two ordered on 7/20/14 and they grew from 8" to 36"and26"respectively. I read that next season may see some sm. fruits, and some suggest culling them to allow more root development. 'so. . not enough data.
2280462
I did not. The seeds went quickly since it seems that my squirrel population has a mutation in the "spicy receptor" they don't seem to care. The product does not work for me, too bad
2100172
These are fully developed cactus. They come in little pots and ther want be a duplicate. Each cactus is an iddeviual. I love mine and they are really growing. Don't hesitate to get them. Margaret
1808679
They were shipped to me as two separate trees. I got them late summer of 2012, so I cannot comment on how tall they get. I planed the two of them in the same pot and "twisted" the trunks around each other somewhat, then used nursery tape to hold them that way. My hope is that they will continue to grow together.Frankly, I have been disappointed with their progress. The leaves on one are doing ok, but the other one is looking weak. I will withhold final judgment until they have a full growing season in the new pot.
172784
I am no expert on these fire morels but I have never been able to get them to grow at my home here in south eastern Idaho. They grow wild here without a problem but after ten years of trying, many kits from many providers I now officially quit. I would think that if they grow in the wild where you live then they would grow around your yard but that has not been my experience. Good luck
1343018
I haven't gotten any yet, but It is still growing strong and is still tiny. I love it, and will update this post if it gets any flowers, or banana's! It's about a foot tall
1428043
I have no idea. I ended up canceling my order, didn't think they would grow in my area
1689124
It has been great for me. I bought it originally for scorpions but it has kept bug down very well. It also has no smell.
203967
never grew. ive heard if you live in a warm place you can keep them outside I have a 4 seasons so I couldnt
718407
Not yet, the plant I bought was very small and I don't think the price was fair, it is growing very nicely though.
1343019
Three years in and we're finally getting bananas. They just started. We have it in a huge greywater pot though and its about 4' tall.
1416828
I have had mine for 5 months and it is now just starting to grow. I would also call mine twiggy. I hope it someday resembles the pics of what I bought. If I had to do it over, I don't think I would purchase this online but find a bamboo dealer/farm.Donna Swanson
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No we don't have random plants, only where we planted them and left small tubers for this year. It wouldn't be hard to snip the flowers off before they are mature if you are concerned about over producing. You may also call me, I would love to come transplant any extras you have, LOL.