Ghost Pepper Time-lapse 185 Days

Bhut Jolokia aka Ghost pepper was once the spiciest chili pepper in the world measuring over 1 Million Scoville, nowadays the Carolina Reaper has the first spot with 2,2 Million Scoville.

I tried the tiniest piece of it and my mouth was on fire for about 20 minutes :D But the biggest mistake was touching and cutting it without gloves, would not recommend.

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Music:
Motions - Edgar Hopp

[Fifispatular]

Crazy how one little seed has so much potential.

[UntetheredRobot]

The amount of information stored inside one tiny seed is astonishing.

[SuperWittleGuy]

Wow, half a year to grow a proper ghost pepper! Thanks for this! Cool!

[lion]

i love these, please keep going. Its so beautiful to see them grow every day, how they always in movement to what they wanna be and never stopping, nature is the most peaceful thing ever. Its the true magic on earth. Nor is nature comfort but its also a teacher. Oh god, that combination and mother everything is possible ❤

[gregwesson]

This was beautifully done. From the camera work to the editing to the music, this was a joy to watch. Thank you for sharing such great videos.

[jenniferlynn]

This was especially rewarding - not only for the awe of watching the peppers 🌶 ripen from green to scarlet - but in that it was so obvious where the plant placed its energy priorities.

The plant waited until *after* the first stem had produced its first fully mature pepper before generating another stem to produce more. This makes sense in that the plant was safeguarding its reproductive capacity against the potential of draught or some other condition threatening its survival. It cleverly ensured seed for the next generation first, and once successful, it could then risk branching out. Really good stuff!

[satisfyinggardening]

I can't have the patience for a single camera for a few months to produce such a great video, thank you very much!...😍

[andream..]

WOW! just WOW!
This was quite therapeutic to watch, , thank you for sharing 😊

[arthurman]

i am currently growing ghost peppers and the flowers on the plant have just started shrinking so peppers will come soon!

[CoryRatcliffePlays]

The hotter they are, the longer it takes to grow. Also, bold move cutting it open without gloves!

[CrypticSkies]

When the peppers slowly transforms from green to red it looks like it’s about to explode like a fiery little grenade😂

[conormegaffin]

Would be great if you did a behind the scenes. Interested in the environment you grow them in, what you fertilize with, etc.

[Ulaket-]

они очень милые!!! обожаю ваши видео❤❤❤

[SkeletoTiger]

Love you videos! It’s amazing how cool the ghost pepper grows.

[seweryn]

im growing 4 as we speak and im at the flowering stage!

[wasteoftimelapse]

I wouldn't be brave enough to taste it 😄Good job!

[PRAHLAD-JAIHINDJAIBHARAT]

Thanks for your Valuable time
Very Nice enjoying
Bhut Jolokia

[doggo]

Ghosts peppers actually taste really good if you ignored how spicy they are!

[AniFam]

Awesome~👍
Thank you for sharing this video~🤗

[chicofrijoles]

The dramatic music brought tears to my eyes, sad that this beautiful pepper was going to get eaten, but hopeful in it's hot revenge.