Clovers Garden Ghost Bhut Jolokia Pepper Plants - Two (2) Live Plants – Non-GMO - Not Seeds - Each 4" to 8" Tall – in 4" Inch Pots - High Yield, 1M+ SHU

Our grew perfectly. They are definitely ghost peppers! If you like hot, this is what you need to grow.

Love these guys! I live in Alaska so growing plants can be tricky. We have a two month window during the growing season to get it right but these guys send live mature plants which makes my life much easier. I previously bought two Carolina Reapers from these guys and they're doing great. Decided on buying a couple ghost pepper plants and they look pretty healthy right out of the box. I'll give them a few days to acclimate (standard operating procedure when ordering plants online) before repotting but I'm super excited. The boxes will likely get beat up in transport but thats on the post office, the plants have arrived in great shape despite that and both orders already had flowers when I unboxed. I'm definitely a regular now and will be ordering from these guys in the future. Pictures below are an hour after unboxing!

Plants was not bad but after I put in my grow tent alone for a few days I notice leaves curling in under with thick webs and knew what that meant! Spider mites ! I investigated them more and found a lot of little white spots very small moving around and used my magnifying glass to spot them ! Due to that buyer beware !

plant came damaged and dry. i was able to revive/save them and they ended up doing fairly well

The packaging and plants looked AMAZING!!! For comparison I have enclosed a snapshot of the pepper plants I ordered from the California Seed company that arrived the same day. Theirs were not only smaller by far but they had tape and plastic around the roots which did not come in pots; unlike CLOVER ☘️ GARDENS!!! The last snapshot is from California Seed Company. I’m not going to leave a bad review on their Amazon page ; but like 👍 I said for comparison CLOVER ☘️ GARDENS IS THE BOMB. I’m a first time / now forever customer!!!

Sadly you don't find out until months later that the ghost pepper you bought and raised with love is nothing more than a plain green bell pepper. Imagine the excitement when you finally get some flowers and then signs of a pepper forming only to realize it isnt an exotic ghost pepper. Ironically we had a green bell plant next to it that we bought for $3 at Lowes. This "ghost pepper/green bell" plant cost $20! I must say it was a good plant and we got plenty of bell peppers from it but we did from the $3 Lowes one too. On top of that, the packaging for these plants was terrible. The plants are not secured at all and just flopping around freely in the box. They tried to tape the top of the pots to keep the dirt in i guess...but it failed. I got a box full of dirt and my plants uprooted laying helplessly in the box. I managed to save one of the two plants. They claim to have been shipping for years and offer instructions on reviving your plant after its journey but I don't think that includes having your plants completely uprooted. I work in shipping and know that it is difficult to ship plants and flowers given what they go through. There are better ways to do it especially for a company that does it often. Anyway I'm not sure I would buy plants online anymore. I will just have to find another way to get exotic peppers.

I initially thought the shipping cost was a bit excessive, but after receiving the plants in such pristine condition, I completely understood why. Plants are fragile and require sunlight, so the idea of boxing one up and sending it through the mail seems absurd. But, Clovers Garden did an amazing job of that! Along with the plants came detailed instructions of how to care for them. After 4 weeks, the plants are glorious. They've overtaken my habanero plants in size and fullness. My habanero plants had a 3-week head start! The buds are already too numerous to count. I imagine I'm going to have more peppers from these two plants than I'll know what to do with. So far, I'm very pleased with my purchase. I'll update when I get my first peppers. I've never looked forward to pain this much!

Ok so please know that these seedlings are greenhouse rasied...so you have to gradually introduce them to serious sun...that being said I almost lost one plant to sun scorch...but it did come back...strong plants...I bought 4 plants and I'm getting so many peppers that I'm not sure what I'm going to do with them all...my plan is to make a honey ghost pepper hot sauce...highly recommend