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you've got my mouth a watering, haven't been yabbying for ages, think it might be time to do a bit this summer, there's heaps down this way in the dams over summer

welcome back snacks, shows us your stuff....don't worry about those other wankers, they're probably just jealous that they can't handle the heat with as calm an expression as you do when your trying the superhots hahahaha

No worries man, I could trade you some Madballz 7for; Trinidad Douglah x Trinidad Scorpion (Brown) F3 if you want, I'm in Australia though! send me a PM

What do you have Kramer?

welcome from down south :welcome:

Hi Brent, It usually takes 1 - 2 weeks to arrive, seeing as it's getting closer to Xmas it may take up to 3 weeks. send me a PM if you need more details!!!!!

thanks for the birthday wishes guys

The Hottest Thai chilli you will find is the Prik Ki Nu a C. Frutescens, they grow approx 1.5 inches long by 1/4 inch wide, can be eaten green or red The plant grows like a bush about 3 - 4 feet high covered in hundreds of chillies.

welcome from down south

Got to agree with PIC1, the plants I grew were also around 3+ feet tall and just as wide...nice bushy plants

:welcome: neighbour, from Victoria....

I love the idea of this Hybrid seed train, however I'm way over the otherside of the world, if anyone would like to do some trades, please feel free to send me a PM I have a good selection of seeds both pure and hybrid

these definatly look like they're in their final ripening stage, looking real cool I'd love to do a trade with if you have some seeds to spare

The weather over this way can get down to around 1C or 30 F on some winter mornings, but mostly its around 48 F in the mornings up to 60 Fduring the day Half of the seedlingS are in the ground now and are growing strong; View from Above Front Yard Left Side Front Yard Right Side...

I first received the Bahamian Goat Pepper about 5 years ago from a friend that had lived in the Bahamas all his life, he had been searching for it for some while till he finally found it The strain/variety I have is the same shape as PIC1 and yes it is also my favourite pepper for heat and...

I think its called a "thrip"?

Nice looking Pods Tom, they do resemble the Butch T,

hahah, yes look likes you got a fish in your bag... (great looking plants though) there would have been a few other types mixed in with the superhots from what I grew last season

I agree, Neil looks like a burst of growth........................stop stressing, you'll end up killing them with kindness!!!!! :rolleyes:

Ciao Carlo :welcome: