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wanted bhut jolokia ghost pepper seeds and other seeds i have a

14 years ago

Hello I have hundreds of seeds available for trade. Looking for bhut jolokia or super jolokia for this quick post.

I like rare, hard to find, unusual, herbs, flowers, and vegetables, also fun to grow. Contact me with have/want lists.

I have variety of marigolds hardy on Long Island NY. white marigolds, stevia seed, cotton, purple coneflower, pansy, petunia, dahlia, obedient false dragonhead,zinnias, tomatoes, native to long island seeds, pokeweed, lisbon onion, dill etc etc .... I also have botanical interests seeds park seeds and homegrown so I have an extensive collection. LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE to trade. I am open to your selections. Trade Only Thanks

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I have some Wiri Wiri but not quite 25 left. I'd be willing to trade for your Bhut Seeds. Look over my list and see if there is anything else you'd like to make it a bigger trade :)
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Hello marsmet and welcome to Garden Web. Rick, over on the Chili Pepper forum, has an offer open (until March 31) that might be helpful to your quest. Last I saw, he had some Red Bhuts left. The link to the thread is below. Personally, I resisted as long as I could, but I broke down last night :) Happy gardening! Michelle Here is a link that might be useful: 2010 Free Seed Offer
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Doe anyone have any Bhut Jolokia pepper seeds for trade or postage?? Check out my trade list if you do! Melissa
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You'll be dissapointed if you get Naga Jolokia seeds.They are not the same as Bhut Jolokia. Bhut Jolokia are C.Chinense Naga Jolokia isn't. Naga Jolokia seeds see link below. http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/pepper/msg102246443528.html?22 Seems that every site on the net makes up their own story about what they want to call their pepper seeds. I've seen seeds sold that grow the peppers in the link above being advertised with a picture of a Naga Morich or Bhut Jolokia picture on the page insinuating you'll get the pictured pepper but you don't. I've read that Naga Morich and Bhut Jolokia are relatives of each other. The naga Morich is supposed to not be as hot by some very little amount(why quible when your in that heat range). Someone was supposed to have analized both peppers and found they may have had the same parent plant at one time but they changed over the years possibly due to growing conditions,crossbreading etc. They are different peppers,both hotter than heck. All the info I've read about naga morich and bhut jolokia was on the net so who knows if it's true or not.... I'm getting the Naga Jolokia seeds the guys offering in the link.I'll grow them and see how hot they are. I'm supposed to be getting Bhut Jolokias from another trade soon too. Now I'll have to find some Naga Morich seeds. Then I'll have the trinity of hottest of the hot peppers to compare with each other.
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