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Yep Dan, it will happen won't it? Just keep them away from a handkerchief you're going to use.

Welcome to The Hot Pepper from South Carolina. Hope you have a great season. Thanks for posting a nice introduction.

A few years ago I visited the USVI for a week's vacation. On the first day there I visited a produce stand to find local peppers. I deseeded them immediately so they would dry out before I went home. For the journey home, I dropped the seeds loose in a pocket in my backpack. Covered them with...

Nice job Savina. My wife and I enjoy making gardens like yours. We use different Haworthias a lot.

Greetings from SC. Good luck with move down under.

Welcome to The Hot Pepper. It seems you are eager to learn, and you've come to the right place. One variety that may work for you is Ashe County Pimento. It's an heirloom from Ashe County, NC, which is in the Appalachian mountains. It is adapted for the short growing season there. It resembles...

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We need a THP member from Spain, or someone visiting Spain this autumn. Nice to get them from the source, just like you did with Piment D'Espelette. Good luck Marc! It seems that the Spanish varieties are difficult to obtain. There are a few that are used to make Spanish Paprika that I'm...

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I've got you covered on the Aji Amarillo and the Chocolate Bhut (I think?).

Which varieties did you lose? If you list them here, I'll see if I have any I can send you. I bet some of the good folks here will also pitch in. After all, pepper people are the best!

Thanks for posting. I'll be trying this.

Jeremy, good luck with all your far flung chile operations. Not growing any Spanish paprika varieties then? Cheers, Tom

Welcome back from a grower in Oconee County.

Welcome back. I wish you success with your business. Sounds cool to own a place where outlaws used to hang out.

Does anyone have Gochu seeds? I want to make Kimchi and want to use an authentic pepper. Thanks.

Numex Easter has a nice array of colors. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Greetings Alejandro from a pepper grower in South Carolina. I'm pleased to see you dedicated your blog to Adrian (rghm1u20). He is very generous sending seeds. Drink a beer for me! Cheers!

Welcome to the forum from a SC chile grower.

Good luck finding this one Adrian. I like the story behind this pepper. I see that the original poster, yemtol, hasn't been active for a couple of years, so your best chance is getting seeds from someone who got seeds from him. As in the past, I'll be willing to send the seeds from the US to...