i have some freshly harvested seeds from a very hot pepper with heat similar to a Habanero.. but it isn't a C. Chinense. It is Capsicum frutescens, Hawaiian native super-hot. I also have some orange habanero seeds, and a few other pepper varieties I can share. Check my tradelist. :) I would like some Nyagous tomato seeds, or if you don't have those anymore, a SASBE would be ok too.

Hey Kevin, Im a hugh pepper fan, do you still have do you still have 7 Pod Yellow 7 Pod (Jonah) 7 Pod Brain Strain Douglah Trinidad Scorpion Morouga Blend Yellow CARDI Trinidad Scorpion C. CHINENSE - Fatalii Devil Tongue Yellow Datil Cili Goronong Billy Goat Bonda Ma Jaques Cumari Peruvian Serlano Donne Sali Trinidad Perfume C. ANNUUM - Santaka Cascabella NUMEX Sunrise Lumbre Queen Laurie Vietnamese Tear Jerker Aji Limon Birgits Locoto

Heya, I'm very interested in your pepper plants, particularly: t. scorp morough, bhut jolokia and douglah. Do I happen to have anything listed that you like? I'd love to do a trade. Erica

Hi Chris! Just to let you know... I got your package quickly but forgot they were pods and not seeds so by the time I got around to them they were a bit moldy. But no problem, didn't do anything special, and they germinated on a moist paper towel. Unfortunately Hurricane Wilma came and they got forgotten about during the days without power! I started another batch (including many that had the aforementioned dark spots) and no problem. Most of them germinated anyway! Tonight's going to be cold down here (50's) so I'll probably wait til next week to move them outside & get them potted up. How large do the plants get? And I'm guessing since they're named "hot peppers" they're edible (I only ask because people on the other forum keep asking for black prince ornamental! so I'm getting confused - doesn't take much) Thank you again sooo much> I am really looking forward to seeing my babies grow!