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.

the fatalii i am growing this year is VERY hot... my whole head sweats when i add half of one to a hot dog. but they have lots of flavour so you might not like it. lol Michael but an answer to your ? try peppermania Beth there is wonderfull. prices are too cheap and her selection is great. good luck choosing. Here is a link that might be useful: Beth's site

I am looking for "chilli trees" Chilli Rocoto Manzana(Red and yellow) I have tried growing these from seed with no luck does anyone have any seedlings or small plants Thanks

Hi, I have seed of the following chilli to trade. (1) Indian mild (it is for me!) chilli (dont know botanical name but is very flavoursome) (2) Rocoto (Peruvian tree chilli) (3) Thai chilli (4) Jalapeno I am searching for the following (1) Birds Eye chilli (2) Golden Habanero (3) Red Cherry Small (4) Firecracker Piquin (purple varieties)