I'm sending you an email.

I have chiltepin and recently acquired manzano. The manzano I think is alot hotter than the chiltepin. The chiltepin normally gives heat but its a quick heat that doesnt linger. The manzano's heat lingers for a while. I honestly do not know how they compare to habanero as I do not eat habaneros. If you would like the chiltepin and manzano, contact me via email and we'll arrange a trade.

Bird's eye peppers are, in general, just small chiles and you'll haver to wait to see what you have. Chile taxonomy sucks.

What do you have to trade? Right now the tree is about 6-7ft tall.I pruned it in Oct. First time I cut anything off it other than if I had a broken branch. I should have done it a couple years ago. It's growing a lot more branches and the peppers are a lot bigger-fatter. Before it had 4-5 ft. branches but it wasn't bushy at all. Now the whole plant is getting bushier besides taller and wider. I'm probably going to have to repot it this year. Maybe put it in a bigger container,It's in a 15 gal. one now. I don't know when to re pot it.It has no dormant stage.It grows peppers year round. I think re pottings supposed to be done when it's not growing peppers or branches etc. Maybe I should leave it alone and keep doing what I'm doing.i don't know,haven't decided what i'm going to do yet. It's been in the same pot all these years since it was a seedling. The soil keeps getting used up and I replace it with whatever I feel like at the time-compost one time,worm casings the next,planter mix the next. It still seems to grow,it has liked anything I feed it so far. I am going to try and get some cuttings from it in case it dies for some reason. I don't think the cuttings are supposed to get as big as the original plant though. So far I can't get cuttings to live or grafts to work either. I really like the plant and it's peppers. Last year I got 5 gal. of peppers pickled from it and at least the same amount that I froze. I give a lot away and eat them every day. I've only seen this habanero the one time when I got it originally. Another guy has one a year younger than mine that only got 6ft. high but it's been in a 3 gal. container. I don't know where he got it. There is a red peppered habanero tree that looks the same that I've seen seeds advertised for,I don't remember what it was called or where I saw it advertised. I'm thinking about trying to cross a red Savina with it and see if I get a Tree Savina. That would be cool. Breed a Naga Jolokia tree,that put out peppers year round.