ghost pepper 2016
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needing ghost pepper and guam boonie pepper seeds
Comments (5)Jake, Try here. They ship anywhere. Do a search, they have Guam Boonie and many different varieties of Ghost. Here is a link that might be useful: Buckeye pepper...See Moreghost pepper ripening
Comments (167)My ghost pepper plants. I live in the Philippines and these have been growing for 14 weeks. I don't use chemicals. I only use the caribou's excrement for fertilizer. The plant on the right has over 100 buds to flower and 14 in fruiting stage. The 2 on the right are now producing buds to flower. My brother sent me the seeds from the States. I still have about 30 more seeds. Fingers crossed for a kickin harvest. Mabuhay at kampay!...See More2016 Holiday Pepper Swap
Comments (3)Here are the varieties that were swapped last year at Daniel's crazy successful pepper swap, have I piqued your interest? If so, go to: http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/4215844/2016-holiday-pepper-swap?n=9 7 Pod Brain strain Strain yellow 7 Pot Brainstrain 7 Pot Brown 7 pot bubblegum 7 pot burgandy 7 pot caramel 7 Pot Chocolate 7 Pot Douglah 7 Pot Primo 7 pot yellow Aji amarillo Aji Benito Aji Chinchi Amarillo Aji cito Aji Cristal Aji De la tierra Aji Fantasy Aji limon Aji Limon Aji Limon Aji pineapple Aji Pipi De Mono Aji Rojo Aji Umba Albanian red hot Albino Trinidad Congo Allepo Alma Paprika Anacongun Anaheim Ancho ancho poblano pepper Ancho San Luis Bahamian goat Banana Beaver Dam Bell pepper Bell pepper mix 20% Orange Sun, 20% Autumn Bell, 20% Canary Bell, 20% Purple Beauty, 20% California Wonder Bell pepper mix sweet Bellingrath Gardens Bhut Jolokia Bhut jolokia brown Bhut jolokia peach Bhut Jolokia red Bhut jolokia yellow Big Dipper Big guy hybrid jalpeno Billy Goat Bishops Crown Black Congo Black cuban Black Devils Tongue Black fatalii Black Knight Black Naga Black Pearl Black pearl Blaze of Glory Mix 28% Hot Lemon, 25% Hungarian Wax, 23% Greek Pepperoncini, 18% Jalapeno Early, 6% Yellow Cayenne Hybrid Boldog hungarian spice Bolivian Rainbow Bonda ma jacques Botinecka Zuta Brazilian starfish Broome Chili Bulgarian Carrot Butch T scorpion Cajun Belle Califiornia Wonder California Golden Cantina Yellow Cappucino naga Cardi Scorpion red Carmel Bhut Carmen Carolina Reaper cascabel pepper Cayenne CGN 21500 CGN 21500 Cheiro roxa Cherry Bomb Chilhuacle Negro Chilhuacle Rojo Chili de Arbol Chimayo Chinese 5 color Chinese giant sweet pepper Chirstmas Bell Choc ghost Choc. 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Hab Chocolate 7 pot Chocolate bell Chocolate cherry bomb Chocolate Scotch Bonnet Christmas bells Cigaretta lombardo Congo Brown Corno di Toro Cowhorn Coyame Cream Fatalii Cumari Cumari Chinese Cyclone Defcon 7 Dorset Naga (Naga Morich) Dragon claw Dragon's Claw Early jalepeno Ecuadorian Red Emerald giant Esplette Faludi Fatalii Fatalii white Fatalii Yellow Fiesta Fish Fish Hybrid Frank's Fresno Friariello di Napoli Fruit Basket Gambro Georgia Flame Ghost pepper Giant jalapeno Giant Jalapeno 747 Giant Mexican rocoto Giant szedgi Golden Bullet Habanero Golden cayenne Grand Bell greek pepperoncini pepper green bell pepper Green fatalii Guajillo Gypsy hybrid Habanero Mix; 50% Red, 50% Yellow Habanero Mustard Habanero Orange Habanero Yucatan White Habenero Peruvian White Halloween Hatch Hinklehatz Holiday time Hot Lemon Hot Mix; Anaheim TMR 23, Ancho, Long Slim Red Cayenne, Jalapeno M, Hungarian Wax hot portugal Hungarian hot wax Hungarian Semi Hot Block Hungarian Wax Hungarian yellow wax Inca red drop Inca Red Drop cross Italian Frying italian mildly hot pepperoncini Italian pepperoncini Italian Sweet Pellno Jalapeno Jalapeno Early Jalapeno M Jalapeno Viera Market Jamaica Hot Chocolate Jamaican Scotch Bonnet Jimmy Nardello Jonah's yellow brain strain Keystone giant Korean large chili Large red bell Legacy Lemon drop lemon hot pepper Leutschauer Paprika Lipstick Little Dickens Long Red Cayenne Long red slim Long red slim cayenne Long Thin Red Cayenne Madballz Malih-Helow Manzano Maplegrove Maya Cobanero Love Maylaysian Goronong Melrose midnight dreams bell pepper Mini Bell blend (red, yellow, chocolate) Mini red bell mini Sweet Yellow pepper Moruga Scorpion Moruga yellow Mt. Etna Mustard ghost Mustard Habanero Myoung Ah's Gucho Korean chili Naga Morich Naga Viper Nagabon Jolokia Naranjilla New Mexico long red pepper No Mex Chili Numex Big Jim Numex orange suave Numex Twilight Orange bell Orange Bell Orange Habanero Orange Tea Pot Orange trinidad scorpion Padron Paper Lantern Parvifolium Pasilla Bajio Peach Naga Peppadew pepper marbles Pepperchuck Pepperoncini Pepperoncini x Jalapeno Pequin Peru Bitdumi Peruvian Serlano Peruvian White habanero Peter Pepper orange PI 446900 picante chile mild pepper picante hot cherry pepper Pimenta de Neyde Pimente D'Espelette pimiento chile jalapeno pepper Poblano Poinsettia Prairie Fire Pretty purple Primo Purple Beauty Bell Purple jalapeno Purple serrano Rain Forest rainbow grande bells Red Cayenne Red Cherry Red Ghost red jalapeno pepper Red Manzano Red Marconi Red Mercury Red Moruga scorpion Red Peter Pepper Red scorpion ghost Rocoto Aji Largo Rocoto P158560 Sangria Santa fe Grande Scotch bonnet Sepia serpent Serrano Serrano tampquieno Shattah Shishito Small Trinidad cherry Small Wax Stavros Stavros Pepperoncini Sweet Antigua Sweet Banana Sweet Bell Sweet Cayenne Sweet Green Sweet habanero orange sweet marconi pepper Sweet red cherry Syrian 3-Sided Tabasco hot pepper Thai Thai bird Thai Chili Thai Dragon Thai Hot Thai Orange Thai Red Tobago Seasoning Trinidad Congo Trinidad moruga scorpion Trinidad Perfume Ubatuba Cambuci VenzuelanTiger Vietnamese Tear Jerker White Bullet Habanero White habanero White Naga Ghost Yaki Brown Yellow Fatalii Yellow manzano Yellow pointed Hab Yellow sweet banana pepper Yellow Trinidad scorpion Yolo Wonder yung Ko Zimbabwe Bird Pepper...See Moreghost pepper growing
Comments (1)1. Moist, well drained soil and a neutral PH 2. that depends, are these going to be potted or planted in the ground? 3. These take a long time to produce, so be patient. i have found that hotter chilies usually take longer to fruit. if you are going for heat (with this variety i would assume you are), then let your plants, once established, stress out a little from lack of water. leave them with no water until you see the leaves just start to droop, then water them. Doing this over the summer tends to increase the heat of the peppers. Also, i strongly recommend mixing bone meal into the soil when you plant....See Morephilrupyo
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