Start-Up Tips

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Q: Dear Dave,     How do I go about developing and selling my own fiery-food products?  Who do I register with, product label, etc.?Thank you, Chad Lowcock  A: Hello Chad:Everything we know is posted here.  Take some time to study these start-up articles:  http://www.fiery-foods.com/e-zines.aspOur Industry Directory has container suppliers, label makers, co-packers, etc.  See:http://www.fiery-foods.com/directory/default.htmGood luck!–Dave

Looking For Peri Peri

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Q: Dave,A friend of mine asked me where they could find Peri Peri and Cumari O Passarinho peppers.  Any ideas where I could find some seeds, plants or peppers?  I looked at www.chileplants.com and found Cumari (is that the same as Cumari O Passarinho) but no Peri Peri.  Suggestions?Cheers, Jason Grooms A: Hello Jason:As you mentioned, Cumari  (which I believe is …

Does Chile Really Warm You Up?

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A: Hello Chuck:Chiles do increase blood circulation, which warms you up.  Not by being eaten, though—but rather by being rubbed on your skin!–Dave  Q: Sorry Dave, but I disagree.  I live in ND where we generally have 5 to 6 months of winter, often getting down between -10 to -20 without the wind chill, and as cold as -100 or …

What Size Pot? How Many Seeds?

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Q: Dave,I want to grow purple jalapenos in pots out doors.  Can you tell me what size pot I need, and how many plants I can plant in one pot?  Thanks, Gabe A: Hello Gabe:Generally speaking, the larger the pot, the better.  This is because the roots can fill the pot, creating a large plant with more yield.  Also, you don’t …

Will Frozen Red Habaneros Come Back To Life?

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Q: Dave,I grew two red habanero plants last year and the plants froze during the winter.  Will they come back to life or will I need to buy more seedlings to plant?  BTW, what is the hottest pepper on the planet?  I heard that the ‘Red Savina’ habanero is the king, and then I read that it doesn’t compare with …