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Unfortunately I do not know that yet. I just obtained the seeds from an exchange when the last year season was already near the end so I was not able to grow them yet.

That's because they are available on local markets and also my mother is growing them.

I do not see yellow Dedo de Moca on the HippySeedCo pages. :think:

Yes I have a few 7 pod Julian strain seeds that I can spare. I would be more interested in Aji Omnicolor, 7 Pod Yellow, Bhut Jolokia Chocolate, and Chilhuacle Negro from your grow list if you have any of these available.

I've never heard of yellow Dedo de Moca, Novacastrian. Is it the same as the regular red one except for the color?

If someone wanted to trade chilli pepper seeds with me here is my seed list: My chilli seed list There is also a list of a few varieties I am looking for at the bottom of the page.

LOL :rofl:

Blondie - white C. Baccatum. http://c2cpeppers.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=baccatum&action=display&thread=1493

Also my must have for this year is Blondie and CAP 1474. Both of them are baccatums and they are the best ones IMHO. The Blondie is the last year surprise - I really like the pods when they are not yet matured. And CAP 1474 is my all time favorite.

I do not have any problems with growing Hungarian Black. Although I do not like the taste of the pods too much.

I suppose it depends on the variety and especially the species. For example the baccatums definitely grow new roots when planted deeper. Most annuums do as well. I am not so sure about pubescens, frutescens, and chinense.

Here in Europe and especially in our country it is even worse. You have only bell peppers here which taste awfully. Only during summer you can buy nicely tasting and even hot peppers on local markets. Sometimes you can buy overpriced packs of poorly tasting mix of chillis however they are mostly...

Give them more blue spectrum light. The red part of the spectrum makes them leggy.

Just aphids. I'd recommend Neem oil as you don't have high infestation yet. It worked for me very well last year.

I've registered a few days ago. I am from a small town in the Czech Republic. Growing and eating chillis is becoming slowly a hobby for some people here. We have also a web site http://www.chilliweb.cz/. I've been growing chillis myself since the year 2006.

Could they be the springtails? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Springtail These are actually beneficial.

There are various kinds of stink bugs and some of them are pure vegetarians but others are actually beneficial as they are killing other pests. You would have to find out which kind exactly it is to tell whether they are the good ones or not. They do not eat whole leaves or insects or so but...

I got some seeds of Cajamarca and planted them this year. But unfortunately none of them germinate. I still kept a few and I want to try them next year again.

I have to join this thread to say that you make wonderful photos, megamastger71!

These 7 pot Brain strain pods are sooo fascinating. I wonder how such interesting chilis could stay unnoticed for so long time. I was never into the hottest of the hot chinenses too much but these look so wonderful that I really want to grow them next year. I missed this season as it is too late...