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Better safe than sorry Welcome from Denmark

Don't mind the bugs. Super tiny and float on water sounds like springtails. They live in the soil and don't do any harm. Maybe they are even beneficial

  I have some seeds if you are interested. My two plants have been growing in my windowssill the last couple of years. This year they go into the soil and we will see how they handle the danish winter :dance:

  What a beauty

  That is amazing! you just got yourself a (first?) danish costumer :D 

  Cool dudes! If you get some nice pods maybe you could put a picture up here: http://thehotpepper.com/topic/52781-sb7j-community-grow/page-8

I have seen pictures of a purple ornamental with variegation. But yes, It's actually a quite rare trait, never thought about that

Just found some seeds from my old plant. They are already sown ! So I stumbled upon this post and now i'm wondering: are anybody still, STILL growing the SB7J?

  Wow haven't seen it on true leaves before. Will be cool to see how they grow out in a couple of weeks :) 

IMO It looks like it is just air reflecting the light inside the leaf. Probably because of small damages from growing out of the seed. I'll bet it is only the cotyledons that are variegated :D    Would be cool with a variegated superhot though!

Nice list. White bubblegums, CGN's and homemade hybrids. What's not to like? :P    I have really enjoyed all the photos of BBG7 colors you have grown previously, so keep up the good work.   Good luck and may your hybrids grow to what you want them to be.

  Yes! somebody has to write a book on superhot pepper history. With plenty of pictures of scorching peppers and tropical islands!       Super interesting! So why is it called TSMB if it isn't from trinidad and not blended with anything :D 

8,5 hours to grow 3 mm root must be a record #papertowelmethod

:dance: Wow they look awesome

Velkommen ;)

  Actually it does matter sometimes. If you look at the table on bottom of this page it sometimes does matter who is the father and the mother. Sadly this table does not include C. flexuosum, but it might help you find the possible species you can cross it with.   I'm looking forward to learn...

:dance:  :dance:  :dance:   We need the chai latte pepper!   :dance:  :dance:  :dance:

These look awesome Donnie. Are you trying to find one that mature to white/pale as the final color? Or do you want to keep them red?

I think i once heard about transporting field cuttings inside hollowed potatoes.