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isolate and self pollinate. Inbreeding and growing out lots of f2 and f3 plants is key!

Looks like yet another mushroom/squash type C. annuum

+1 That explains things well

Never go by E-bay feedback for seeds. People give good feedback when their seeds arive promptly and have bonuses, but when the seeds don't grow true many months later, there is no longer any way to leave negative feedback. Best to use trusted sellers that have been recommended, and preferably...

As far as I know, chiles are rarely pollinated by wind/air. They are inbreeders and do not shoot pollen into the air for pollination like outbreeder type plants

Indoors you rarely have to worry about cross pollination since there shouldn't be many pollinating insects around

Looks like a C. chinense of some sort

Morgana? You just know someone will start selling Morgana chiles now...LOL

I thought many cities replaced chlorine with other nasty chemicals

Lots of potential customers were given bad service. When a vendor can't/won't answer simple questions about their product and then insult these potential customers, I would call that bad service. As I said before, it seems like more of a cummunications problem than anything else but...

I think this is the proper place to discuss poor business practices. To be fair, it seems the product and service is good but there is simply not enough information or customer service which to me is just as important as the product itself.

Lately I keep hearing "stable" but just so that people know, even f8s are only just over 99% stable which mean that close to 1 out of 100 seeds will be different. Its actually mathematically impossible to be 100%

And the wording is terrible. I suggest you get someone to help you with the business side of things, there seems to be a bit of a language barrier

Glad to have you back Ted. When you say the hp22b is stable, does that mean its an f8 or older?

The only rare ones are the ones you can't find a seed source for and this will change from year to year. Are you looking for anything in particular like wilds? or jusy anything not common?

Check out these cherry types, and there are several others not mentioned http://www.thechilem...1&submit=Search

as long as peole know they are not stable seeds then I guess its all OK, but I just hate how there are now an infinite number of bigbang nagas out there. There are actually some great variants but the bigbang name has now become basically useless

I have to agree with WIllard

Try drying and powdering them or make a sauce. They are too hot for general fresh consumption although I would recommend trying a piece fresh

Mine all generally germinate between 3 days and 2 weeks. Ones that take longer are usually older or poorer quality