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I have been searching for some seeds for a month and would like some seeds if a member have the following. biquinho = no heat chupetinho = medium heat I do have some Trinidad cherry peppers seeds to trade if you like as these have an awesome flavor with no heat. I was told the name was...

I would really like to gets seeds for both of these as I've been looking for this for a month under a different name. I was given the name "sweet drops" from Peru and now I see these names but from Brazil. the taste is amazing with no heat. I've been buying these in a can but would love the read...

I am sending my SASE today. thanks again for the generous offer. Will PM you the list of varieties I would like.

I would like the following please.......which one of these are the hottest bonnets? ALso does LG strain mean large? Red Scotch Bonnet CARDI Red Scotch Bonnet "LG" Strain Yellow Scotch Bonnet "P.Dreadie"

Looks like mealy bugs.....I was just diagnosed by the local office....spray dish soap and water and veggie oil ......once a week for three weeks....one qt water....one tbl each spoon off the others....it did work .....spray under leaves of course.... Search for my pics to verify ......called "...

What variety is that plant......looks like a cherry pepper from trinidad that I have

Thanks for the offer, i would like some Yellow Jamaican Hot Black Dragons Tongue Trinidad Scorpion Morougah Blend Thanks

I am looking for some piri piri for my african friend ....I have some trinidad cherry and red seven to trade

are those golden Habs hot? wow ....huge.........I would trade for some seeds......... I have 2 varities of Trinidad cherry peppers. One hot and one mild if your are interested. PM me Joyners

That is not right....they will turn a color when ripe....something may be eating away from under the leaves ....bug or disease is my guess......I have mealy bugs and they do the same thing....pod gets mushy.....and drop also.....

Since Spicytigger indicated she took the sample to her local extension office. I did the same for my problem so I can be sure I know what it is. Under the mircoscope, they saw it was mealy bugs. They advised me to put 1 tbl spoons dish soap and 1 tbl spoon vegetable oil with 1 quart water every...

the only activity I can see on the plants are ants...........so not sure if they making these little pod like sacs or they eating it...... Bondie spray is not keeping this problem from coming back.........it is non stop........please help

I used cups after the seedlings popped up..........one per cup in the window.......til they got to be 4-5 inches and strong enought to survive the temps and outside environment. I did it for the first time last year and IMO was pretty successful........If done outside the whiteflies will...

really impressive for the pot size as some have stated.........so what soil mix and ferts are you using? .....if not a big secret I have 4 Butch T scorps plants that are in 5 gal pots and 5 to 6 feet tall...........and I get one pod at a time from all the plants..........not good IMO while...

I've been reading how easy this is but I have failed several attempts before with over 10 different cuttings of a T scorp Butch T. I think maybe this variety may not root as easily as others from what I have read. Is this true for TS Butch T from your opinion? I know, it must be me. Some say...

I have the same, problem in south florida .....looks like eggs to me .....I removed most off the leaves ......sprayed with bondie citrus and nut spray from l Home depot.....looks better so far ..... but I still don't know what this is..... I only see ant activity.... will post the pics Search...

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I have not heard any comments from some of the big guns. Is this just a Florida thing? could this be ants, spyders or white flies. Could you eliminate possibilities for me. I think the bondie citrus and net spray may be working but still have to be vigillant.

I have been trying cuttings for the last 4 weeks with rooting hormone for Butch T's and not one has caught. I started by reading the hormone directions, cut young piece of new growth 3-4 inches, strip the green piece off the last 1/4 inch wet it in water and dip in hormone then place in soil. no...

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