Well, Sconfer (sp?) is probably the best source of info on growing peppers here in OK. I just moved here last year, but if the first year is any indication-this is the place to grow hot peppers. Everything I grew did wonderfully. The hottest peppers I have personally grown are Habaneros. These are fruity tasting, but with a burn only true hot pepper fanatics crave. These are the peppers used for Jamaican jerk chicken recipes. I really like the red habanero, but many people prefer the chocolate. Fatali is a habanero-type pepper that is extrememly hot, with a distinct background citrus flavor. The other pepper to try that is just a notch below the habanero in hotness is Orange Thai peppers. Tiny, but they pack a whallop. I am trying a new pepper this season, its a polish heirloom called Cyklon. Check out the postings this summer and I'll be sure to let you know how these do. Sorry I can't offer many of these for trade, but I'm still about a year away from growing out all desired varieties. If you want any of the Ciliegia Piccante seeds however, I have plenty that were sent me in a trade. I'm more than happy to spread the wealth! Let me know.

Hi everyone, I've got quite a few seeds for trade and I'm also looking for a lot. Please find the most recent list below. I've got a trades website which is easier to update -- feel free to check every now and then: http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/~mr30/cp/chile_seeds.htm Drop me a line if you have something for me or are interested in any of my seeds. I'm happy to trade worldwide. Best, Marcus I have: Capsicum annuum "Kurtovska Kapija" (Bulgarian Paprika) Capsicum annuum "Peperoncino" (small Italian chiles) Capsicum annuum "Ramiro Pepper" (red, no heat, large, pointy) Capsicum annuum "Ramiro Pepper" (yellow, no heat, large, pointy) Capsicum annuum "Sweet Bite" (small "bells" (5-8cm), very sweet and aromatic, orange, no heat) 24kB Capsicum annuum (very large, very aromatic Italian bell peppers) Capsicum annuum var. aviculare Capsicum chinense "Scotch Bonnet" (red) Capsicum cv. ÂCayenne Capsicum cv. ÂCorno De Toro Rosso (red Bull's Horn) Capsicum cv. ÂFirecracker Capsicum cv. ÂGolden Cayenne Capsicum cv. ÂHabañero (orange) 104kB Capsicum cv. ÂHot Cherry Capsicum cv. ÂJalapeño Capsicum cv. ÂLemon Drop Capsicum cv. ÂPurple Beauty Capsicum cv. ÂSweet Banana Capsicum sp. (annuum?) (Bulgarian, red, thick walled, conical shaped, ~2.5cm) Capsicum sp. (annuum?) (Bulgarian, red, "typical" shape, ~8cm) Capsicum sp. (annuum?) (Bulgarian, yellow, otherwise almost like Thai chilies) Capsicum sp. (annuum?) (Bulgarian, thick walled, conical shaped, ~2.5cm) Capsicum sp. (annuum?) (Zambia, red, thick walled, "typical" shape, ~8cm) Capsicum sp. (frutescens?) "Thai Chilies" (~4cm) Capsicum sp. (frutescens?) "Thai Chilies" (~6cm) I am looking for: Most importantly: "wild" species! I.e. those that are not commonly cultivated, such as Capsicum buforum, C. cardenasii, C. exile, C. galapagoense, C. luteum, C. schottianum, etc. Capsicum annuum "Black Prince" Capsicum annuum "Fish Pepper" Capsicum annuum "Mulato Isleno" Capsicum baccatum "Starfish" Capsicum chinense "Chocolate Scotch Bonnet" Capsicum chinense "yellow Habañero" Capsicum pubescens (Rocoto or others) Capsicum cv. ÂCobincho Capsicum cv. ÂMarbles Capsicum cv. ÂLipstick and very possibly a lot of others -- let me know what you have!!

ive been searching for Chili Petin seeds just need a few to get a start. will gladly reimburse your postage or buy some seed. fireants2@hotmail.com Ken Panning 14114 Sandymeadow Cir. Leander, Tx. 78641

hello this is calin in romania. i happen to have some kind of chilli that has purple flowers and dark purple / almost black little chillies. they turn a little red when they ripe. not sure what their scientific name is. i can send u a pic if you want. let me know if you want some seeds. romkore@hotmail.com or yahoo.com Calin