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Comments (4)"Dulcetta" is a mixed seed of those sold by Redwood Seeds (and similar distributed companies). The "Yummy" pepper is also similar, but only in orange. It's not the same, but the "Lipstick" is a very sweet red pepper. There's also "Crunch Sweet Orange" bred by me, but I only have a small amount of seed left from an offer that's ended. If you (or anyone, quickly before I run out) check out the 'hot pepper' forum there's a seed offer for-SASE for them. I can send you 4-6 seeds of that if you want. The offspring comes true to type so you can save the seed for the following season....See MoreJoes long cheyenne pepper seeds
Comments (2)Very sorry i didnot set this up right. hopefully it is right now. still looking for joes original long hot pepper seeds they originally came from italy and are mildly hot about 6 to 10 inches long. thank you...See MoreWANTED: Seeking Pepper Joe Tasmanian Habanero
Comments (0)I am looking to trade anyone for official pepper seeds either saved from the Tasmanian Habanero offered by Pepper Joe or not grown out yet (commercial pack). This pepper has a large top for the upper half and a "tail" protruding from the lower half. The pod ripens to red. It supposedly is ultra hot. I grew what I thought was this pepper this year, but I am not so sure. I would be happy to trade even for a small quantity of seed (5-10). I have a lot of pepper seeds available for trade. Contact me if you have this pepper. Thanks everyone! Chris...See MoreGhost germination: PepperJoe vs. EcoSeeds
Comments (5)Not a lot of experience (yet), but I've bought Bhut seeds from both NMSI and Pepper Joe, and I've had a 99% germination rate on the Pepper Joe's (19 of 20 seeds) and probably 80% on the NMSI seeds (8 or 9 of 10). These were germinated and sprouted indoors under plain jane flourescent lighting then moved outdoors in December. Bigger problem is overwintering with 3" plants (yes, I know I started too late in the season - just impatient, I guess). lost about half of them (due to neglect and a severe mite infestation), but the rest are now doing OK...just not growing fast enough due to the unseasonably cold and somewhat wet winter (I'm also in the coastal SD area). Most are only 6" to 8" but I am getting some flowers and a few buds now that things have warmed up....See MoreDMForcier
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