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No I mean are the seeds still usable to grow

Some of my moruga peppers have Black on some seeds. Are the seeds still usable?

Nope no tracking number but I got seeds. I'm guessing you got fresh pods if you have a tracking number for your order.

all is taken care of now. just got a message from him. usps must be slow around my area thats all

I Emailed him. I'm not mad or upset. I just hope he didn't forget about my order man it's been awhile. I understand that he's prob got alot on his plate right now. I totally respect him and his buisness.

Im not one to complain but I ordered moruga seeds from him on July 8th and I still haven't seen them plus I emailed him a few days ago to ask about it and I got no reply.

That's exactly what I use.

Dumb question maybe lol are seeds still good if you pick them out of mushy kinda old hot pepper or worse.

I hear lemon juice works too but I haven't tried it. Has any one tried lemon juice?

Some of us dont like to wear gloves! I know I sure don't.... So I cut up some superhots without gloves and everything I touched was set ablaze. I washed my hands 5 times or so and it still didnt help. I finally went out and bought a automotive hand soap and it took the oils right off my hands...

I got my box with brains and browns from cappy yesterday. Havent tried the brain yet but I tried the 7 pot brown and omg that thing was wicked hot. I'm really excited to try the brain strain now but you make me very nervious about trying it now lol. That brown was rough as it was.

Are the seeds in pods still good if the pods were in the fridge for a long time or does that kill the seed.

Kudos on that man. sure did miss that part. thats not good.

I agree with repotting them for a better chance of survival but I'm no expert. They do look like they been way over fertilized to me opposed to overwatering. Over watering seems to be 75% of people's answers to these situations. Personally I would repot them with non fert potting soil then...

On the NMSU of chile websites 2003 grow notes they state that the chile plants that were exposed to higher temperatures had hotter pods than than the chile plants exposed to lower temperatures. Even though this may not apply to direct sun light temps it still could be a benifit to the idea of...