Hi lan_nguyen,

You will likely get more offers to trade if you either list some of the seeds you have on your Member Trade Page, or within your post.

You might also want to get your Member Page email link set up so you can most easily be reached without having to hunt for your post to get your email.

Please see addressing newbie and newer member issues for instructions on getting it set up.

hth.

Sue

I have Bhut Jolokia seeds available for trade, do a google search for info on this pepper, only been in the us last couple years & ginness book of world records lists it as the hottest in the world. I also have alot of other peppers available.

I am looking for uncommon veggies & flowering vines

we got the bhut jolokia seeds and some other rare hot peppers this year. We will start them in the green house soon then put the the garden. Do you know how well these will do for zone 5? We are hoping well that way we will have seeds from the peppers we grow. Now we grow a bunch of different peppers each year but my man said that pepper seeds rot so easy so that is why he usually doesn't keep the seeds from his harvest, and advise how to harvest the seeds from our peppers so they don't rot?

They will do fine as long as it doesn't freeze. I gather my seeds & then put them in coffee filters to dry, don't collect any black ones, just the ones that look normal.

thanks for the advise zone10garden I we have so many extra coffee filters from our old style coffee maker so I will do that and I will keep the black ones out!

Are you still looking for HOT pepper seeds? If so, I have a rare pepper that mostly grows in Mexico. They are small but pack a mean punch.
Warning: Don't touch your face after handling seeds! I've made that mistake a couple times.

I have some seeds of this somewhere that were lost due to a move. If I find them, i'll drop you a note, otherwise look for this seed its hot but not insanely hot

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dzramirez- do you have a name for the rare pepper you speak of?