Black Scorpion Tongue seeds

IAmFCon

IAmFCon

Now that I have a few people sending me a few seeds from trading or SASBE, still need a few seeds of Black Scorpion Tongue, and if you have any other black/purple/white/chocolate colored peppers, I'm open to other options as well, but for purple/white/black peppers I'll be trying a cross-pollen experiment with them this summer. Not asking for many seeds of each, willing to send out a few bucks or a SASBE if anyone has. I have select few seeds both pepper and non-peppers to trade as well.

So my main goal is Black Scorpion Tongue seeds, plus any other recommendations you have and are willing to part with a few seeds of superhot varieties and any peppers that may be good for seasoning/stuffing, if there are milder seeds worth adding in a chili powder for flavor, I may end up drying them and combining them with bhuts or trini scorpions to get a hot powder with more flavor as well. I have a bunch of types of superhots but I'm open to any extra seeds for those from other people so I have a variety. PM me if you'd like to set up something, or if you want to trade I'll send you a list of what I have.

Thanks, and hope everyone's getting their grow on to get ready for the spring (or if you live in tropical areas, I'm sure your growing never stops, lol).

FCon
 
Hmmm does sound a little disappointing but to each their own as well. I'm not necessarily growing them to eat them whole, maybe try it for pepper flakes and also to use the pollen in hopes of making some black hybrids (i.e. possible black douglah, etc). So the color may show in a hybrid, but not necessarily have the flavor and tough skin transfer over. They just looked cool in the pictures as well that I've seen, lol. Thanks for the review, but anyone on here have any other input on these peppers (assuming you have seeds and therefore have tried them for yourself)?
 
They have nothing to do with Trinidad scorpions, they aren't even the same species of pepper. I've never heard a good thing about them
 
That I'm aware of, I knew they weren't trinidad scorpions, lol. I wasn't expecting them to be anywhere near that level of heat or flavor but thanks for the warning.
 
as is unfortunate w/ alot of the really cool looking chiles, the flavor just doesnt live up. some of the really wicked superhots aside
 
not to sure if thats the right pepeper they do say that its an unknown and that it did not look like any black scorpion they have ever seen.
 
thats a good point.

I have some scorpion tongue seeds if op is still looking... not sure how many, but I'll split what I have... PM me if you are still looking.

Ken
 
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