Hi, I have thai dragon, would you like to trade? I'm looking for sweet, mild, medium, & slighty hot peppers. I have lots of seeds, to trade for a few kind of peppers, let me know if your interested. farmer_ron361:)

Hi, All I have the following for trade: HOT Jalapeno TAM mildly hot Cayenne Ancho/Poblano Hot Peppers Hot Portugal SWEET Sweet Banana (((((I'm looking for the following HOT))))) YELLOW PETER PEPPER CAJUN TABASCO PEPPER MULATO ISLENO PEPPER GOAT HORN CAYENNA PICANTE Beaver Dam Chimayó pasilla lilac cayenne the ring of fire Floral Gem Hungarian Szentesi Semi-hot NUMEX BIG JIM Big Jim pepperoncinis Senorita mild jalapeno Anaheim College Hot Banana Pepper Pepperoncini Rojo Pepper (((((I'm looking for the following SWEET))))) Long Curly Italian Roasting Sweet Pepper, failed to germinate could be old seeds? SIGARETTO DI BERGAMO (DULCE) Corno de Toro Giallo SHEPARD'S RAMSHORN FUSHIMI SHISHITO Aconcagua Giant Aconcagua Russian Rotundra Szentesi Jimmy Nardello's La Rouge Royale Marconi purple Tollies Sweet Peperoncino Big Jim Pizza

naturegirl, when i first started growing peppers, i did it because i loved the plant and flowers of the plant, not because i was such a pepper fan and wanted the heat. i grew up in a family where the only thing spicy was when my dad would get drunk and start pouring tabasco sauce into moms spaghetti sauce. i don't know where he kept the bottle hid(tobasco, not pearl beer--that was obvious), but it always came out on saturday nights at said time. we ALWAYS had spaghetti on saturday night. anyway, after starting to grow peppers for the fun of it, i decided that if i was going to grow the darn things, i was going to at least try them. now after growing peppers for the last 5 years...i can take the heat, or at least much more than before. my wife, who used to be really wimpy about heat, is now saying about peppers she could and would not eat before, "that wasn't so hot, we need hotter?" it just goes to show that you can build up your heat tolerance and will be glad you do. not only that, once you quit anticipating HOW ITS GUNNA BURN.....maybe then you will realize how each different type of pepper has its own unique flavor, and start enjoying peppers more and more. they really are yummy........PLUS, they are great for your health....go for it naturegirl and welcome to the yummy world of peppers---enough said----peas and peppers---bob

Haven't grown them but here is a reliable link Here is a link that might be useful: SSE