Pepper heat comes from the seed-holding membrane; maximize it with these tactics.
Full maturity (red) = larger membrane = hotter pepper.
During final ripening: water every 3 days, avoid nitrogen, skip Epsom salts.
Habaneros are hot at any stage.
Let peppers ripen fully red, cut nitrogen/water, or grow habaneros for maximum heat.
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