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Don't worry about the nagas yet, if you are lucky they'll pop by three weeks but don't be surprised if they go over five weeks.

The key is you need to have enough light and space to grow your peppers. They are perenials so they can live several years if you keep them out of the cold. With that said you can basically start your plants whenever you wish. My seedlings have been started in batches over the last few months...

This year is different for me as I'm growing a bunch of different variety's looking for ones with really good flavor. I've already found a few that I like and a few that had to be eliminated as they just were not up to snuff 7 Pot 7 Pot Barrackpore 7 Pot Chocolate 7 Pot Yellow Aji Habanero Aji...

I just received another order from peppermania just last week. I also have done seeds coming from the hippy seed company too. I like both of them along with pepergal. Tomato growers is ok, but the seeds are not as good of quality. Rainbow chili seeds shipped quickly, but all the varietys I...

That's awesome. I don't know what it is about seedlings that is so exciting, but they are. I now have a bunch more that have sprouted. I even decided to buy a few more seeds from THSC, just what I need, more plants.... Anyways with all the recent talk about the paper lanterns made me decide to...

I did get the Aji Limons from peppermania, but those were from an order I place in July 2009, then I started them in Aug. The pods are from 1 plant. Heat wise they are not that hot, similar to cayenne hot. P. Dreadie - The Harolds were the only one that I haven't been able to get to sprout...

Christmas aji limon basement harvest.

I'm in the same boat as you Blister. I started a couple of paper lanterns along with a few other "new" varietys trying to find ones with the best flavor. I didn't care for the orange habs much. This season is different for me, as I'm trying a bunch of new varietys and any that don't taste good...

The purple Serranos were from Tomato Growers www.tomatogrowers.com and the Aji Norteno from Rainbow Chilis www.rainbowchiliseeds.com

What's Christmas without a little Christmas pepper cheer. These seedling hooked this morning, merry Christmas to me.

Plant out date isn't until the end of may. We do have some warmer days sometimes in late April or early May. These will stay in containers, they may get moved outside for some of the warmer days in early spring. The seedlings I just planted will definetely be as big as the ones already...

I know it is a little hard to tell from the photo, but the yellow pods are aji limons. The fatali is right below that branch. It is just now starting to flower, so no pods yet. Sorry for the confusion.

Right now they are growing under 2 400 watt metal halides, there are actually more plants then what is pictured. I'm currently still fighting off some thrips and spider mites. Their population is under control, but they are still beating my plants up a bit. At least my wife tolerates me toting...

More plants Red Habanero in background Here is my Fatali

Seed Trays Seedlings planted in Aug - Thais are in the back left

I received my seeds and couldn't wait to get started for the 2010 growing season. I started 2 trays of 50 seeds, and I also have a bunch of plants I started from seed in Aug & Sept. The plants I started at the end of the summer were more of a test, as I was trying out a few new seed suppliers...

I agree that Your link is the best place to get bhuts since they developed it. After I saw he had purchased his seeds from tomato growers, I thought I'd point him twords a little better seed then that, and you already had NMSU covered.

Peppermania has them also. They are all in a pack called the garden of fire (Under the Chinense section) They also have various other pepper seeds. Link www.peppermania.com Direct link to Garden of fire seed pack www.peppermania.com/chinense_8.html Don't discount the Hippy seed company...

Did you actually look through her site? She may not have any naga's but she does have Tabasco, and she has the superhots I have listed above packaged as the garden of fire.

I just ordered some more seeds for the 2010 pepper season from peppermania. I've been trying to keep my pepper numbers down, just not very well. Last year I grew close to 35 peppers. This coming up season I'm still hovering around 50, and that doesn't include the flat I just planted, nor the...