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I'm sure one of the northern US growers can help forward them along. We will get you sorted however it gets done. Also, only 5 votes? I guess we officially ran everyone off! :lol:

SASBE = Self Addressed Stamped Bubble Envelope. I won’t be accepting PayPal etc. I will not be in the US to handle packaging, payment or shipping. I’m packing up the limited amount of packs now, and they will be placed with my family for simple returns of qualified SASBE. If you are...

Done! https://thehotpepper.com/threads/growdown-throwdown-2023.76525/

Apologies for getting to this so late in the month, but life happens and contrary to popular belief, peppers come second. Having said that, I'm putting a slight spin on this year's annual Growdown Throwdown. This year, there will be no vote. We have a goal. Based on discussion in 2022's thread...

Buahahahha 😂🤣🫡

Waiting to hear from @PaulG before I publish but im making the poll now...

Fine with me, but yall aint ready for that! All seeds must be from same source agreed upon by all members who vote in the forthcoming poll. The reason being to ensure all contestants are on a level genetic playing field. We've also gone with an agreed upon vendor at times. For example, the year...

I think so…if anyone wants to throw in some last minute suggestions, I’ll get to creating the 2023 poll/thread this evening.

Very nice!!! I’m currently whipping up a few new sauces and label designs for the new reigning grow downs champion!

Do we have any other recommendations for nominees? Suggestions? Lets get a small list of possible varieties to vote on so I can make the offical thread/poll for 2023

A couple of things... As expected with us choosing a C pubescens, we anticipated a challenging grow down. On top of that, it was a dry year for a lot of folks in the US (certainly was for us here in Ga early on) I would've loved to contribute more, but I wasn't really weighing the non contest...

It’s not personal for Eric and it’s not about you. His gift to the pepper community is simply shedding light on vendors’ lack of understanding on this subject or worse yet, marketing methods.

@ColdSmoke Definitely C frutescens hemerophiles, road side trail side etc... I'm sure most domesticated species have made it there by now. Only thing semi wild will be those C frutescens, obviously not endemic but still cool