Clovers Garden Carolina Reaper Pepper Plant - Non-GMO - Not Seeds - Each 4" to 8" Tall – in 4" Inch Pots - World's Hottest Pepper - 2.2 Million SHU

I don't write review these plants were unbelievable they're at least 12 to 15 in tall green and Lush Way Beyond what I thought Way Beyond other competitors

One of the best plants I've bought to date on Amazon. arrived healthy and has produced a significant amount of Reapers

***Second and Final Update***I just received a message from Jim (same guy as before) and he let me know that they have no ripe pods available, but that he will give me a full refund and let me keep the plants as well. He also offered to send me plants next Spring to keep me happy. Overall, I still maintain that the description needs to include a disclaimer about non-ripe pods, but I guess if you have customer service this good it really makes up for a lot. I suppose I will in fact buy from this seller in the future, but I'll be sure to contact them first if the description leaves out specific notes about what you're getting, since the picture may not be representative of the product.***Update***This evening I received a call from the company and the guy was really nice and wanted to resolve everything. He offered me a full refund and I let him know that I am willing to accept a half refund if he can send me a ripe plant, or the full refund otherwise. He agreed and said that as long as I am happy they will do whatever. So overall I can recommend the item.A major problem though is that the listing needs to note under details:"Plants may arrive with unripened pods and may take up to 2-3 weeks to ripen".For me that would have made all the difference because I would have contacted them first and asked if there were any available that were ripe, and I would have ordered accordingly. I can see how the size of the plant which is in the title might lead more experienced growers to expect whether or not the fruit is ripe, but for someone who is newer to the trade like me, a proper description is necessary.***Original Review***I just received this today. I have 2 problems:1. It did not include the "Clovers Garden Copyrighted Plant Care Guide" as advertised. This bugs me because I actually counted on having a guide that is tailored by the exact company I ordered my plants from.2. The pictured Carolina Reapers are red, but the two they sent me are completely green and unripened. My main goal here was two have two of them right off the bat and then grow more! Now I am not sure what to do about the ones I need now.Sure hope there are no more problems. I am overall quite disappointed thus far.

I brought 3 other plants inside from the garden this year. I pruned and stripped all them of there leaves. Removed as mush dirt as possible from the roots. Soaked each plant in neem oil and replanted inside with clean pots and new dirt. All was well. I received these a month later. Leaves had started growing on the other plants by now and a nice aphid invasion sprung up. I can’t 100% say it was these new plants that brought them but based on other reviews it sure looks like it. Same bugs in the pictures. Hopefully I can save them.

When I received these, I followed the instructions and after acclimating to full sun, I planted them directly in my raised bed garden. So far plenty of peppers growing and two almost ripe. Will buy again.Update: A++++Most productive year in peppers here on the farm. Tons of glorious peppers. Joy to watch grow and as first timers, man, we are hooked. Thanks for the awesome plants y'all. Highly recommended.

To have home grown peppers

Look beautiful. Arrived Jun18th its Aug30th and there are peppers on them! Planted in a typical plastic dunno 10gal? tote. L.A. CA. Seeya in the hospital.Edit-- I have done this before from the original seeds you know where and then from the seeds from those made more! This is the far more expensive but ready to go way. Put them in large totes or pots. As large as you can. As soon as you can. Dont worry about multiple pots or the size of the plant or whatever. As large as you can then leave it alone. The root development is really key. Plenty of water. If you dont live in the SW the care for these will be a bit of work. Warmth and light fragile breed from the start. In the right area or with care they produce for 3 years!!! Trim them back and wait for more punishment. Have at it.