Hi guys! I'm in desperate need for some naga jolokia seeds and even if there is nothing you are interested in on my trade list I am willing to work with you to obtain some of these! Message me! thanks!

I would try posting this request in the exchanges threads. Dean

Check out this sight! He's a great guy and the seeds are all family grown Here is a link that might be useful: This is where I got them!

Before the 'Bhut Jolokia' won the Guinness record there was a rumor going around about a pepper called the Naga Jolokia (aka Tezpur, Assam, PC-1) being a C. Frutescens at 855,000 SHU. Seed companies started selling whatever they could sell with that name even though they didn't have a clue as to the proper variety. http://www.fiery-foods.com/dave/heatlevels2001.html Ecoseeds and Reimers as is evidenced in the above link both jumped on the bandwagon. In truth, the PC-1, Assam, Tezpur/Naga Jolokia they and whoever else were selling or trading WAS NEVER THE PEPPER cited in the SHU results from India. Many are selling or trading the PC-1 cayenne type pepper as a Naga/Bhut/Bih Jolokia million+ SHU pepper based on both bad information and fraud. Ebay is overrun with fraud seed claiming to be the million plus variety but is actually the cayenne-type variety. According to Frontal Agritech all the Naga/Bhuts are the same species just different names. http://www.frontalagritech.co.in/products.htm The real deal is a C. Chinense. However some people think there are differences. I have grown seed marked Bhut, Naga and Dorset and they all grew close enough so that if I didn't have labels on the pots I wouldn't have known the difference. I have not grown anything labeled Bih yet but based on what I have read and grown so far I wouldn't expect a difference. Here is a great link to a sometimes iffy source but the best thats available so far. Here is a link that might be useful: Fiery Foods