I figured everyone would have those already. Sorry...I figured in all he had, there would be something you were looking for. Don't ever count on someone not wanting or needing something that you have that you consider more common. Hopefully you will get a reply here now, since you have listed a few varieties you have to trade. Good Luck. Sue

Hi Northerner_on I have emailed you 3 times now. Wondering if you have received any of my emails? If you would email me again with your Email address I will try contacting you directly as if you haven't received my emails then your GW account may still be not working properly Thanks Signet

I figure the farmer had acres of the peppers growing. if the peppers come from Mexico as authentic peppers then the Mexican farmers cross their peppers. this gives stronger plants etc. but again no problem as the plants then give different peppers. I like that. Once I separate out the peppers and save the seeds they usually grow true. In reality this is where all the peppers come from. to the mexican farmer he wants good hot peppers and is not into some academic idea of purity. he knows that mixing up the genes makes for healthier plants. besides to them, they are all the same thing with different shapes. try it, you will like it. All good pepper fans gather seeds from the market. Jean Andrews talks about collecting peppers all around the world. her favorites were from fresh peppers purchased in the market. then she grew out the seeds. Have Fun. Grow Native Peppers.

Lookin' good!