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  @karoo on the forum sent me some HOT seeds, last year May, they arrived about a month ago, and we stay in the same country! Cannot wait for winter to start and go so I can plant some of them.   @juanitos That would be awesome of you, if you are in Oklahoma USA, gonna take like a 2 years for...

  It's just a brand here is south africa, google raw living. I bought them at a nursery.

Yea, looking at images of Serrano's it looks to be a match.  Okay, never tasted one before will give it a go and see if it will make a good sauce.   And I will never buy RAW seeds again, second time they let me down.

Hi,   I germinated a bhut jolokia seed, and this is what came of it 8 months later. But it does not look like a ghost pepper, and I'm too chicken to take a bite and test the heat. Could It be something else?      

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  He  ;) .   That website does not work, and I don't have a Facebook account so cannot interact that way either.

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The seed guys came back to me confirming that its part of the amaranth family.  :tear: So I destroyed the lot, they are sending me new seeds this week, hopefully I can make my sauces this coming summer, as winter just started over here.   Live and learn hey....

You quite right, looks very similar. Hope its not that, gonna be pretty upset.

Busy taking a lot of photos and emailing the seed company now. Here are some of the others. All identical and I made sure to keep track of whats what with markers,

Yea, looked like a pepper seed, yellowish and curled.  Mother is a Horticulturist and she also says looks like a weed to her. Then I planted like 40 weeds, and took care of them for 3 Months. all look the same, will post a collective photo.  

And I agree, but I have like 20 of them all grown from seeds I brought from different stores. Boggles the mind.

Hi,   I have planted Ghost Chilli and Habanero seeds on March 1st, and they are making weird flowers, unlike the white ones normal pepper plants make. All of them look the same only my Serrano and Jalapenos look different, Has anyone ever seen anything like this? They are currently about 3-4...

Hi All,   Hope I will learn a lot here.   Busy growing Habanero, Serano, Jalapeno, Bhut Jolokiaand Long Red Cayenne.   Cheers.