wanted WTB Superhot plants
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Cross Country Nursery (chileplants.com) has several hundred varieties of chiles and I order from them every year for the past 8 years. They are awesome. They are out of New Jersey, but ship every where. They usually ship my plants on a Monday and I have them Wednesday. I'm in South Carolina. I just left their site and they do have all of the peppers you are looking for. All of them are on sale for 2.75 per plant except the Reapers. They are $.4.50. They are taking their final orders for the season this Friday, June 6th, so if I were you I'd hurry! Good luck!
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I just ordered some from these guy's the other day, Had a whole bunch of varieties.hogleg said:
Did you order your plants? Just in case, these may cost a little more but for $15 I have reaper plants in 1 gallon containers that have flowers and,pods already on the plants. This saves a pile of time with instant pods instead of waiting for another 3 months.
If you were closer, I have 3 gallon plants with their own tomato cage, that have ready to eat pods on them of reapers, red ghost, peach ghost, red brain strains, naga morich,and yellow 7 pods.(maybe even a jigsaw for trade) Also have extras of last year's 7 gallon plants that I'm cutting back on. So I have really good sized ,morugas, and yellow 7s for sale while supply lasts $30. I know, a little expensive, but for those who want the pepper they are supposed to get and don't want to wait, priceless. I know i hate it when i get seeds and find out a half year later I wasted my whole season. I've even bought more than a few small plants that were also, not true to type. With these, people can pick their own plant and see what the pods look like for sure.
Tom
If you were closer, I have 3 gallon plants with their own tomato cage, that have ready to eat pods on them of reapers, red ghost, peach ghost, red brain strains, naga morich,and yellow 7 pods.(maybe even a jigsaw for trade) Also have extras of last year's 7 gallon plants that I'm cutting back on. So I have really good sized ,morugas, and yellow 7s for sale while supply lasts $30. I know, a little expensive, but for those who want the pepper they are supposed to get and don't want to wait, priceless. I know i hate it when i get seeds and find out a half year later I wasted my whole season. I've even bought more than a few small plants that were also, not true to type. With these, people can pick their own plant and see what the pods look like for sure.
Tom
Thanks for the offer cycad jungle but I did order them in the end. I was actually thinking of driving up to Lakeland even though it's 3 hours from me because I saw an ad on craigslist with a variety of fully grown superhots but I decided to just order the plants online and save 2 tanks of gas. By any chance was that add yours because it had a list of plants available that I would only expect from a person on THP?
No, it isn't me, but now I need to check that out myself. I was trying to offer something that could be shipped, but it's funny, I'm getting ready to go work on a page on my website that will have larger plants as well. What I have are 3 gallon plants with a 32 inch tomato cage, and the plants are already around the tops of the cages. The best part is that they have full colored peppers ready to eat, right on the plants.
What prompted me to do this was because every single year for the last 8 years I've bought seeds in the fall and planted them during the winter so I can grow them up and finally have my first peppers ready early June. Then after all that I find out that the peppers are not what I purchased. Sometimes I really was looking forward to those new peppers and you almost feel cheated and let down. Nobody can give you that time back and it is to late to try other seeds for that year. So for people like me, here are instant producing plants and the best part is that you get to pick the plant and even pod shape if you'r really picky. I know that if I knew what kind of genetic diversity I was going to get with those original reaper seeds, I would have loved to have been able to pick out the plants I wanted. Back then I got about 22 reaper plants out of 5 packs of seed and after it was all over, there were only 3 plants that produced perfect looking squatty, bumpy, peppers with tails. After taking those plants to use for this next generation, I'm getting about 70% that look pretty good with just a few looking like nagas.
So you can do Hollywood to Lakeland in 3 hours? I'm impressed. I grew up about 3 blocks east of 95 on Wiley St. So,how is good old Hollywood? Tom
What prompted me to do this was because every single year for the last 8 years I've bought seeds in the fall and planted them during the winter so I can grow them up and finally have my first peppers ready early June. Then after all that I find out that the peppers are not what I purchased. Sometimes I really was looking forward to those new peppers and you almost feel cheated and let down. Nobody can give you that time back and it is to late to try other seeds for that year. So for people like me, here are instant producing plants and the best part is that you get to pick the plant and even pod shape if you'r really picky. I know that if I knew what kind of genetic diversity I was going to get with those original reaper seeds, I would have loved to have been able to pick out the plants I wanted. Back then I got about 22 reaper plants out of 5 packs of seed and after it was all over, there were only 3 plants that produced perfect looking squatty, bumpy, peppers with tails. After taking those plants to use for this next generation, I'm getting about 70% that look pretty good with just a few looking like nagas.
So you can do Hollywood to Lakeland in 3 hours? I'm impressed. I grew up about 3 blocks east of 95 on Wiley St. So,how is good old Hollywood? Tom