2 SFRB's - Fresh Pods - 43 Diff Varieties each + Bonus Powders $18 each **Closed**

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TexasHotPeppers

I have the following 2 SFRB;s for sale, stuffed with fresh pods (43 Diff Varieties each) that were  picked this morning. They are identical except for SFRB 1 has a 1 Naga Viper, and SFRB 2 has a Naga Morich, everything else is identical. Asking $18 each via Paypal - shipping included. As a bonus you will receive 4 sample packs Hot Powders (Chocolate Scorpion, Bahamian Goat, Peach Bhut Jolokia and Super Hot Mix). PM me if you're interested.  I'll ship out today if I receive payment no later than 3:30 pm CST today.
 
Here are the varieties starting from Top (left to right)
 
Fatalii Cross
Chocolate Scotch Bonnet
Red Datil
Yellow Douglah
Dorset Naga
Pastel Orange Habanero
Moruga Scorpion
7 Pot Brown
White Devils Tongue
(next row)
White Bhut Jolokia
Orange Scorpion
Orange Peter
(2) Condors Beak
Bahamian Goat
(2) Purple Bhut Jolokia (Red when ripe)
Chocolate Habanero
(2) Aji Pineapple
Jamaican Hot Chocolate Cross (Red)
(next row)
UBSC
Black Naga
Bhut Jolokia
Red Congo
Orange Bhut Joloka
(2) Peruvian White Hab
Devils Tongue Red
Peach Scorpion
(next row)
Chocolate Scorpion
Yellow Scotch Bonnet
7 Pot Jonah
Aji Limo
(6) Yellow Bullet Habs
PI 281317 (crossed i believe)
(3) Arribibi Gusano
7 Pot Chaguanas
(2) Earbob (baccatum)
(next row)
(5) Yellow Bird (chinense)
Naga Viper (2nd SFRB has a Naga Morich instead)
small handful of CGN 24360 (tasty!)
Yellow Naga
Burning Bush Hab Red
Chocolate Bhut Jolokia
Madballz
Beni Highlands
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You're growing a fascinating assortment of peppers!    So much more interesting than the typical stable of superhots.
 
cone9 said:
You're growing a fascinating assortment of peppers!    So much more interesting than the typical stable of superhots.
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Thanks!  Super Hots are great but there is so many other great tasting and unique peppers out there, its been fun growing all these different varieties this year. We've had really great growing weather in North Texas this year, peppers have gone crazy!
 
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