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Hi AJ, has the list changed or am I still after JJ?---sounds like this parcel's got some really great stuff, I can't wait!:cheers:

Hey Cheezy, good to see you too,...(yes, I'm adding "muscle" to my sig.:D)

Thanks Guys, nice to be back! Hope everyone had a great harvest this year...here are some of the peppers I'm growing next year :hell:: Wintering over plants for next year: From Trinidad: Scorpion, 7-Pot, Bean Shape Pod, Tobago Seasoning, Red Bell Hot, Lanterns, Scotch Bonnets From South...

Most of my peppers will be started early-mid Feb....I have about 20 varieties I hope to grow...last year I started too early (mid-Jan.) and I nearly ran out of room. :party:

Wow, great harvest AJ....that Naga looks deadly!:mouthonfire:

Beautiful as always, great pics Grifo!

Welcome to THP!:onfire:

Hi Luckydog, I've grown Pepperocine before, and they are a great mild to medium hot thin-walled stuffing pepper (I stuff them with some good sharp Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese and Prosciutto, drizzle with olive oil and put under the broiler) The Hungarian Death I got from Amishland Heirloom...

Hi Everyone, Just posting to let everyone know that so far I have Hungarian Death and Pepperocine seeds to contribute to the package (these are hand pollinated to ensure purity of the strain and will be true to the mother plant)...how many seeds of each variety is everyone adding to the package...

I took a pic of one pod that had a "face" on it,..looks possessed:shocked::lol:

Love this pic,...it looks like it belongs in a science book!...Great job:onfire:

Nice looking plants!

Nice looking plants!

Its short for North Eastern Pennsylvania...:)

Welcome to THP from NEPA (formerly from Wayne NJ)!

Here's a good book on the subject... Suzanne Ashworth Author of Seed to Seed: Seed Saving and Growing Techniques for Vegetable Gardeners. http://www.amazon.com/Seed-Growing-Techniques-Vegetable-Gardeners/dp/1882424581/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1212256786&sr=8-1

Wow, beautiful plants!:onfire:

Interesting site, thanks.

Very Nice, AJ!:fireball:

I'm in agreement with Omri, this happened to me one year and before I knew what happened it spread to all my peppers...get rid of the infected plants immediately, and monitor your other plants, if they show any sighn of disease get rid of them.....DO NOT plant these out or your will infect your...