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^^^ +1 It honestly depends on what you're trying to grow, if you are going to try to grow some of the longer seasons c. chinense, you may get a pod or 2 depending on how long it stays warm down there. Sorry I'm not very familiar with the seasons in Dallas.

saw the first picture and thought it was some new super pepper eating slug, saw the second picture and though "dawww cute froggie" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

i love cherries and apricots, so this sounds wonderful!

this pepper is very mysterious, I've followed that links grow logs for months now and they don't really seem the type to lie about something like that. maybe Simpson's Seeds are up to something :idea:

anything and everything, of course the usual superhots (as I am superhotless!), but I don't want people to not offer some cool peppers just because they are lacking in superhots. IF you really want to get particular, I would love some different colored Fatalis besides yellow.

yea man! I have some little baby seedlings at my house right now. Yours is much bigger than mine though!

Alrighty then, I was pretty sure that it couldn't go this long being a secret if it was really that hot. But, I thought I should post it just incase, ya never know when you could find a diamond in the rough. Thanks guys

maybe one day I will have a garden this nice... Wonderful job!

Hello, I currently have way more than enough of these varieties if anyone is interested in trading, lemme know :) : Caribbean Red Habanero NuMex Big Jim Aji Limon Uba Tuba Cajamarca (All of these are NMSU bought) PM if interested! :onfire:

thank you kindly good sir

honestly, I am shocked that there are 2 Mountville guys meeting anywhere online other than facebook

I have some spare cajamarca seeds, they're a pretty cool pepper to grow, what are you willing to trade? pm me

Has anyone here ever grown this? Are they as hot as these growers claim? http://www.chillisgalore.co.uk/pages/growing2011.html (The chile in question is the last one listed under the Simpson's Seeds section)

yummy meal and some very cool silverware! :dance:

Hello there everybody! My name is Jake, and I'm a 17 year old chilehead. This has been my first year growing and boy oh boy am I really getting into it. I've gone through a lot of trial and error and I think I'm finally getting the hang of things! Seeing as I have a VERY low income (a kid can...