Can hot chile peppers survive winter?
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Looking for peppers: xmas Tree, ornamental Chile, purple cherry
Comments (1)Have you seen te Christmas Lights Pepper? It is also known as Thai Hot, but looks similar to the one you mentioned above, but is easier to find in a trade....See MoreTurtle species that can survive a very long winter freeze?
Comments (15)i think turtlesale.com has some pretty good sales after the hatchÂnot sure when that is for them exactly. if you are thinking about ordering from them, you might want to call and ask. it might be worth the wait. i swear the last time i looked at the website they had some pretty good bulk sales of the more common species. it is one of the few places you can by turtles under 5" in the US. hatchlings are illegal to sell. apparently american kids like to put them in their mouths and in order to stave off the loss of an entire generation of americans to turtle poisoning, or benevolent goverment took time out of its busy schedule of imposing its will on the rest of the planet to pass a federal law to protect us from baby turtles (A.K.A. the war on turtles). you will notice that all the small turtles are not for sale but for adoption and the fee you pay is an adoption feeÂyou are technically not paying for the turtle. it is rediculous really. little bit of US law trivia for you. if you do buy some little babies, don't put them in your mouthÂthey might belong to a sleeper cell and mistake you for an american and then you are done for. lol. seriously though always wash you hands when handling things from your pond especially turtles. the weight loss program that follows (no wood will stay in you stomach for more than a few seconds) is not pleasant....See MoreHAVE: Genuine South Korean chile pepper seeds
Comments (5)I'd be interested in the korean chilis.... (i have a few rocoto though they aren't on my list because i have very few, but I could spare a couple. Here is my list.... HOT PEPPERS Updated Share List 3-15-2008 Inferno Thai Dragon Thai Bird Santaka Long red Cayenne Hot Romanian Hot Hungarian Hot Bosnian Hot Bannana Pasilla Bajio Holy Mole Chilie Ancho San Luis India Goat horn Peruvian Purple Cherry Bomb Early Jalepeno Jalepeno Habenero Carribean Red Chilie Guajillo Chilie De Arbol Black Pearl Numex Big Jim Chili Color Marbles (ornamental) Fruit Basket Big Chili Super Chili Hybrid Hot Wax Long Jim Cayenne Anaheim Chili Cascabel Ancho 101 Sweet Peppers White King Purple King Orange King California Wonder Sweet Italian Cubanelle Sweet Romanian Sweet Bosnian Sweet Banana Chocolate King Valencia (red bells) Jackpot Yellow Bell Pumpkin Pepper Tomatos Beefy Boy Cherokee Purple Howard German Polish Giant Belgium Boznian Yellow Pear Sugary Juliette Delicious Jet Star Big Cherry Aunt Ruby's German Green Roma Great White Purple Price Mr. Stripey Banana Legs Razzelberry Maryglobe Ugly San Marzano Big Rainbow...See MoreDrying mixed peppers for hot pepper powder?
Comments (7)I dehydrate all my peppers after cutting in half. A mix gives a good bit of flavor I find. In some I leave the seeds, in some I remove the seeds. Kind of depends on who I am drying them for, whether their a wimp or not. You will get much more flavor, and substantially less heat without the seeds though. Mixes made last year included Red Savina, Scotch Bonnet, Jalapeno, Ancho, and a few others that I can't seem to remember without my morning caffeine....See MoreRelated Professionals
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