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It appears to make a difference what kind they are. The peppers I have are siling labuyos. Hot little bastards. I've only picked one and it was orange. There's maybe 100 more on this plant and only 3 others at this time are ripening. I'll just pick them at different times and see what happens...

I'm finally getting little ripe peppers. Now I'm wondering when I should pick them. It takes about 2 full days for a pepper to turn from green to orange/red. I've only picked one pepper so far and I waited till the 4th day to pick it. Is there a prime time to pick for maximum heat or wall...

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You're asking me? Hell if I know what the odds are. I'll keep them indoors where the chance of cross pollination is very, very small. I'll try to find Genetic Chili, but I don't have NetFlix.

Thanks for getting the graphic up here, JoynersHP. I copied it to a word document and couldn't get it on here in a readable format, even though it pasted/inserted into my post and replies fine. Any way, I've read some things on this sight now about cross pollination per TomStews suggestion...

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Sorry about the grapic. Can I grow a baccatum next to a frutscens and not have to worry about cross pollination?

So I found this graphic laying out the cross pollination realities of growing chiles of different species (is that the right word?) close to one another. This is where I could NOT sucessfully insert a nice graphic showing the cross pollination possibilities between chiles. What I need to know...

Well Lazerguy, I'm glad i didn't try then. Thanks for the info too. The pepper seeds I tried to grow were from wild peppers that are generally propagated by birds. I tried just putting them in soil and nothing happened. Right now, I have a bunch of the seeds in between wet paper towels inside a...

Maybe I'm answering my own question. Maybe someone here might benefit. http://www.examiner.com/gardening-in-spokane/seed-starting-scarification From the preceding link I found the following information. By Laurie Brown Spokane Gardening Examiner Laurie has been a Bonner County Master...

So, if a pepper plant is used to being propagated by birds, via their droppings, would there be any benefit to treating the seeds to some sort of acid treatment before attempting to sprout them? The acid treatment being a sort of simulation of being passed though a bird. Yeah, I thought of...

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Thank you all for the fast replies, and especially to siling_labuyo for the kind offer to help me out.

Well, there was going to be some siling labuyo's, but so far that hasn't work out. :) There still might be time to get some growing in a container that I can bring inside this fall. Maybe...

Well, I found this site by searching for seeds. I'm searching for SL seeds because I traded someone some SL peppers/seeds for some other types of seeds and only later found out the seeds are all dead! My face is red! I want to make good with this kind person, and to do that I have to find...

Hey all! I found this site by searching for "Siling Labuyo seeds." I have a bunch of dried ones I received from my ex mother-in-law many years ago. I tried to sprout some this year and out of maybe a thousand seeds I can't get even one seed to germinate. Sad indeed. Anyway, I've been eating...