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March 25, 2010

Quality

Filed under: Ask Jamie,Bhut jolokia garden,Information — admin @ 12:09 am

Aloha Everyone,

Today I would like to discuss the quality of our products here at The Waimea Bay Chili Pepper Company.  Here in Hawaii we have the luxury to be located in the Pacific Ocean 2,200 miles away from the closest continent.  We have clean air, and clean water,  and our soils are rich and loamy.  Our climate is perfect,  not too hot nor too humid, and we can wear shorts and a T shirt 365 days a year (if we wear the T shirt).  Here on the North Shore of Oahu our temperatures range from about 72-85 in the winter and about 80-92 in the summer months.  Of course, it does dip down into the 60′s every once in a while in the winter, and hits 95 once in a great while in the summer.  But all in all, we have perfect weather, and clean, clear water.

At the Waimea Bay Chili Pepper Company, we are 100% organic.  No chemicals of any kind. PERIOD.  All of our peppers are pampered, and our peppers are picked at the peak of their ripeness.  Our Bhut Jolokia peppers average at just under 900, 000 SHU (tested by HPLC)  and I personally put our peppers against any and all comers for heat and taste, and size.  Our Bhut Jolokia pepper plants produce more than 300 peppers each and are more than 6 feet high.

I have tested many of our competitors products and I am not impressed.  I don’t bad mouth anyone, but I would like to know if anyone out there is actually getting a good product that is grown in the USA.  So if you are, please email me and let me know where you are buying it, and I will order from that company to see what I think.  And I don’t even want to talk about product from India.  Enough said about that not to mention the chemicals they are using to grow the peppers.  Remember, a lot of foreign countries are still using pesticides, and fertilizers that have long been banned in the USA.

Our peppers are the best plain and simple.  They are hotter than any other peppers out there and they are grown with care and aloha. We are now working on a cistern that will hold our fresh, clean rain water.  This rain water will then run through a charcoal filter and will be gravity fed into our gardens.  Our peppers and other vegi’s in the garden will benefit from this as there will then be absolutely nothing unnatural in our water.  The plants will grow faster, stronger and produce more fruit.   I am so excited to see this come to fruition.  And this cistern will also supply our drinking water. We are also getting bids now on solar heating so we can get off of the grid.  We have had a solar water supply for 10 years and we are very excited to have new solar panels that will produce electricity.

Once again,  quality is our number one priority.  Our products are 100% guaranteed.  Please read the testimonials on this site and please watch our videos.  I am here to help in any way I can- growing tips, pest problems, etc.   I welcome any comments, questions or suggestions.

Mahalo nui loa,

Jamie

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1 Comment »

  1. Excellent work on this garden article. It makes for an interesting and thoughtful read. Keep up the quality writing.

    Comment by Gardener — March 31, 2010 @ 2:25 am

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