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What’s your setup

>>15885565
find some beaner joint and see if you can supply them

>>15885580
I literally have 2x600w lamps for growing weed and just figured I could pack some chillis beside the weed because they need less light and passive lightning seems to be enough.
I also have Habanadas and Ampius paprikas

>>15885661
is this even profitable?

>>15885592
The fuck is a beaner joint? Non english person here.

>>15885661
show us more food porn preferably jalapenos

>>15885668
I don't know I just bought a plant a few months ago for shit n giggles and now I have a load of chillis and I don't even eat chillis

And I thought like maybe there is some profit in there.
They are selling shitty habaneros here in the supermarket for about 40 cent a piece.

>>15885675
Maybe later when I can erase the metadata from the images using my pc. my phone saves metadata on the images like location and thats gay

You could probably make salsa and sell salsa or something, but it won’t be anywhere near as profitable as the weed if you sell the weed.

I have a single 1000 watt and just moved my jalapeños inside for the winter so I’ll see how they do.

Have you tried hydroponic peppers? Or are you just using some soil mix?

>>15885565
my shitty habanero plant started producing fruit a few months ago but the chillis are round and about 1 cm round. literally tiny mutant round habaneros. so upset

>>15885669

hispanic cuisine.

>>15885686
Dry them up, and sell them as powder or as whole chilies. If you only have couple plants it's not worth it, though, unless you have friend you eat chilies.

>>15885871
selling to mexican or asian

>>15885565
Habeneros are so cheap and potent I can’t believe they are profitable enough to exist. When ever I’ve used them in cooking I would pick up a single pepper from the store and they would try to weigh it, it would hardly register. A couple times they’ve just given it to me for free. They were about 4-5 bucks a pound but a single one is so potent and light it may be a quarter tops.

Can you make Habenero weed?

try watering the chillis with cannawater or something. I want to get high on spicy food.

Keep up the good work based anon

>>15885669
A beaner is a mexican, a joint is colloquial for an eating establishment, a restaurant or simply a place in general, a building. "This joint" could be literally anywhere you are. Its actually an old term, I believe 50s greasers. Joint I mean. Beaner, I dont know.

>>15885723
Peppers are on soil because I need them to grow a bit slower, weed is on dwc. Peppers are on a side of the room where the weed would be shitty.

I don't want to sell another sauce...

>>15886013
Ye and the hotter the chilli the smaller the market

>>15886021
Doesn't work but you can mix weed with hops if you want to try something mad

>>15885661
Go to farmers market or outdoor venue, set up a table, knock them up to $.50. Put up a sign that says "organic. Keep the heat thks winter! Great for chili!"
Make a couple bucks

>>15885565
Just sell them to a corner store that sells vegetables. Like a little mom and pop store

>>15886090
Nice, probably get nice dense buds from the dwc weed.

And actually anon, I forgot, there’s a large group of people who believe that peppers help deteriorate the protective coating on cancer cells. Many grow reapers and other hot peppers and sweat up and down that it prevents cancer from growing back or growing further. You could try to pierce that market.

>>15885669

He's a racist asshole aka "American" aka a filthy ex british bubonic plague piece of shit.

>>15886473
whoa thats racist man

Fermented chili sauce.

>>15886216
I think thats the best idea so far. Maybe I'll put up an artificial flame for more attention.

>>15886373
I dunno the cancer market doesn't sound promising with the amount I can invest.
Also I think they will put me in jail for saying it cures cancer.

What kind if area do you live in? If its the us and a little bouji then pivot to microgreens

>>15886570
I've been doing this for the last year, but I eat and give away all the product :(