Last Bhut harvest not by choice
habjolokia z 6b/7
12 years ago
Zone 7 instead of first frost, we got first snow
So I had to grab what I could
I wish I could have had the bottom left 3 Bhuts at the ripe stage instead of green they are huge compared to the rest. Cant wait til next season, starting sooner and bigger pots no doubt.
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