HAVE: black chilli seeds

21 years ago

of course my "Wanted" ad should have been a "HAVE TO TRADE" ad

just going through my dried seeds and found some black chili seeds

It is a small bush with jet black chillies - about the size of birdseye chillies

they are very hot - I wiped my mouth after splitting the pods and am still suffering an hour late ;-)

any unusual, small, edible tropical or subtropical fruit would be an ideal swap (for me) or the good old fashioned SSAE

if you are interested let me know how many seeds you would like - I only have half a dozen chillis left - and they have been dried for 3 months or so - so I'm not sure on the viability

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Rosey_WA
21 years ago
Hi Paradisi,
I am really interested in your seeds, however I dont have any tropical or subtropical fruit seeds to swap. Is SSAE okay? A few seeds will be fine, if they grow they grow if not it was worth a try. Thankyou, Suzanne (aka Rosey_wa)
pixiemb
21 years ago
Hi Paradisi .. I would love to have some of those black chilli seeds if they are still on offer. I have some seeds i have collected but dont know how viable they are as I havent had a proper garden for a couple of years.

we have a multitude of plants in the garden now so if there is anythign you are looking for ask and I will see if I can find them for you

cheers
pixiemb
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HAVE: black chilli seeds

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Rosey_WA

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