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Semillas sells it as Prik Khi Nu http://www.semillas.de/cgi-bin/shop_en/shop.cgi

Awesome! Thank you for your input everyone, I'll probably grow Aji Pineapple first.

I'm looking for the mildest one in this case, my source is Semillas La Palma, I bought both but I don't know which one to grow (limited space) I would appreciate any input :) 

  Wow, really? Thank you @someguy !

Ok so here's my review, it's been a couple of months but...I'm not happy about it. I ordered 7 varieties and received 7 varieties. But 2 weren't what I ordered (Missing Bishop's Hat and missing Reaper seeds) but got "Aji Angol" and "fatalii yellow" instead I guess...   Here's my order:   -...

  Oh wow, very interesting! Too bad about the soapiness though.

Numex Suave Orange is another almost-heatless habanero variety. 

Hello guys!  :P Any updates on the aji melocoton? Some more heat or taste descriptions? I just got my seeds from Judy today.

For those of you that experience baccatums with soapy flavor, what does cilantro/coriander taste like? There's a genetic component involved in cilantro tasting like soap for some people, it might be related.

@Bhuter Awesome looking pods! Thanks for the update, let's keep this thread alive  :P

  Hello Bhuter! Did you end up getting white pods from the plant or only yellowish?  :P

  Wow, very nice pod! I might end up growing both varieties.

@cone9 Very interesting glog! And those TS yellow CARDI look awesome, Your queen laurie description sounds pretty tasty, thank you!

They look similar (except for the rounded tail on the queen laurie) and reviews about their flavor and spiciness also seem similar (since they are both baccatum). Anyone have experience with the two varieties? Thank you  :P   Queen Laurie.     And the  famous Aji Amarillo:

@DawgNutts That looks awesome!

  Good idea! I'll try that.

  Unfortunately Hyponex soil isn't available in my area, only Vigoro, Nutrigarden and the usual MiracleGrow mixes.     Interesting! I have my root pouches on the floor but that info might be useful someday.

I read they dry-out faster than normal pots, should I use a special mix to avoid that? I'm using DIY 5-gallon root pouches and these are my average temperatures for the month.   Any advice would be great, thank you!  :surprised:

Oh, I actually did register an username on her site and the order status still shows as "confirmed". I suppose she's just really busy.

Hello everyone! Just wondering if I am supposed to get an email when my shipment is ready. I received an "order confirmation" after paying, but it's been 5 days since then.  :P