You got Primo seeds Dooms?
Nuh uh.. I'm looking.. I have some reaper pods coming.. and some brain pods.. but no isolated brain moruga or reaper seeds.. or butch t.. those are the ones im looking for
You got Primo seeds Dooms?
Well, it's been known for a long time that the Naga DNA tests showed it to be an interspecies hybrid, mostly C. chinense with some C. frutescens genes. My 7Pot Primo is a cross between the naga and the 7 Pot.
Now, to know just where the peppers of the world originated from? I think impossible. Ethnobotanist suggest that since the highest concentration of pepper varieties grow in South America, they orginated there and then spread through trade via the Spanish. So, to conclude just where a pepper comes from, you would be studying history and not science.
All right. So who will be the first to pay a lawyer to sue these guys? I'd just like to see how far it goes. It'll be the greatest botany related trial in the history of the legal profession! I'd love to see a Supreme Court ruling on this.
I wish I was being sarcastic, but I would really like to see the federal government spend tax dollars disproving the "hottest pepper" claim.
You're going down, Pepper Joe!
How many people are looking to prosecute Bonnie Plants for labeling a fatali "the world's hottest habanero" this year? Any takers?
Maybe it it the worlds hottest habanero.
Who cares......we are discussing the the World Hottest Pepper.
I been in public service for years, protecting the public....it is a job....I do it to support my family.
Carry on
They've been selling fatallis as "The World's Hottest Habanero." The same logic about the world's hottest pepper should apply to it. Why is it less significant?
Because fatalii aren't even habaneros. You could only charge them for being careless and/or stupid
Oh my, this thread is getting better and better! - I've run out of popcorn three pages ago. Now we've started playing the "I'm a veteran" card? - Seriously? Is it time to start counting down to the first holocaust-analogy already?
Got to hand it to the guy he does know how to get the excitement level up.
Oh my, this thread is getting better and better! - I've run out of popcorn three pages ago. Now we've started playing the "I'm a veteran" card? - Seriously? Is it time to start counting down to the first holocaust-analogy already?
Well, he's said it is stable which means its over F8 at least.. But is your primo pepper patented or anything? Liek the genes and not just the name?
Plant patenting is a whole world i ahvet gotten into yet lol..
BTW I have yet to try a primo lol still gotta find a couple of those evillooking pods..you did a good job making them
Easy way to put this to bed - didn't Primo post something about a lab that was recommended by NMSU that will perform tests for under 50 bucks? Aren't there pods floating around out there in 'reviewer's' hands?
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Definitive, unbiased, third party analysis
Not that it matters that much, I'm looking forward to growing some next season based on the reviews that have been done thus far
I've heard from many reputable growers that his F jumped to 8 rather fast.... No I did not patent. I'm not monsanto, but maybe I should have tested sooner. I went years without testing....thinking a test cost $20,000! ha You snooze you lose.
Yes.... Southwest Bio Labs. Recommended by NMSU. Independent Industry Tester. $46 dollars and all you need is about a gram of powder.
I challenge people to send in their 7 Pot Primo's and Carolina Reapers. Just please give me credit for the variety and I will totally share the accolades to the grower.
Michael J. Swickard
Southwest Bio-Labs, Inc.
401 N. 17th Street Suite 11
Las Cruces, NM 88005-8131
575-524-8917 ext. 1002
or direct 575 528-5323
swick@swbiolabs.com
I've heard from many reputable growers that his F jumped to 8 rather fast.... No I did not patent. I'm not monsanto, but maybe I should have tested sooner. I went years without testing....thinking a test cost $20,000! ha You snooze you lose.
I am going to try to get to the bottom of this for everyone's sake. This is not taking sides in any way this is beneficial to everyone and should cut to the chase.
Joe, is there proof of the SHU rating of said tested pepper as in copies of lab results that you are going to publish, or Guinness certification and/or lab results that you are going to publish? If so, when and where?
Or
Are the results to remain unpublished and the numbers in the press release are the extent of your release of information regarding SHU of said tested pepper?
Please let us know so the bickering can stop and members can buy/discuss based on proof or trust.
Thank you!
I've heard from many reputable growers that his F jumped to 8 rather fast.... No I did not patent. I'm not monsanto, but maybe I should have tested sooner. I went years without testing....thinking a test cost $20,000! ha You snooze you lose.
Yes.... Southwest Bio Labs. Recommended by NMSU. Independent Industry Tester. $46 dollars and all you need is about a gram of powder.
I challenge people to send in their 7 Pot Primo's and Carolina Reapers. Just please give me credit for the variety and I will totally share the accolades to the grower.
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[font=Arial"]Southwest Bio-Labs, Inc.[/font]
[font=Calibri"]401 N. 17th Street Suite 11[/font]
[font=Calibri"]Las Cruces, NM 88005-8131[/font]
[font=Calibri"]575-524-8917 ext. 1002[/font]
[font=Calibri"]or direct 575 528-5323[/font]
swick@swbiolabs.com