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You are so welcome. I hope they arrived fresh as can be expected. Let me know what you think of each one.

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The ones you mentioned here sound good I'm not growing those. Take a look at the list in the very first part of my GLOG and let me know what you want, I have plenty of everything.

So far I have only been dicing them up and putting them on my meals at lunch and dinner. I haven't worked up to eating one whole yet. Although, I can tell that my tolerance is slowly rising. I'm really fond of the Chocolate Bhut, 7Pod Yellow, and I had my first Butch T the other day. HOLY COW...

Thanks Sanarda. I'd be willing to mail some to you to hold you over until yours ripen. I have MORE than enough. If you want, inbox me your address and I'll ship them to you.

It's been forever since I have updated my GLOG. It's my first season growing super hots and I have had pretty good success with them. I have more peppers right now than I know what to do with. My plan is to freeze and can some of the. Mainly I intend to dry them and make chili powder out of...

I have had the identical type of growth on some of my plants and came to believe it was broad mites. I bought a 60X-100X magnifying glass and could see the eggs on the underside of the leaves.

A few more photo's. Scotch Bonnett Red Mourouga's Scotch Bonnett Yellow Dorset Naga Amish Bush Indian P-C1

The Bih is just now starting to ripen. If it ripens first it may just be the first super hot I will eat. I also have several Amish Bush plants that Pepperlover sent me that are starting to ripen also. I am going to post some pictures in a little bit that has a photo of those.

It's my first time growing super hots and I purchased all my seeds from Pepperlover.com. All my Fatalli pods look the same though. I don't know.

It has been forever since I updated my GLOG but now that my summer school classes are finished, I finally have time to update and also include some photo's. I have battled what I believe to be a broad mite infestation on some of my plants while others haven't been affected at all. Even with the...

I had to look through a microscope that had 60X-100X magnification before I was able to see the mites. Mostly what I saw were the eggs and you will find them on the bottom side of the leaves. The plants that I have that are affected look and are behaving the exact same way yours look and...

Broad Mites.

Look on the bottom sides of the leaves with a microscope and you will see mite eggs. I used a 60X-100X scope and they were easily identifiable. Google broad mite damage and look at the image results and you will see numerous photos and info on broad mite damage on pepper and tomato plants that...

Broad mites. They have attacked some of my plants and tomato plants also.