if anyone wants to sell me any spare overwintered plants ide be willing to buy them for a hefty price so just shoot me a pm 
thanks!
thanks!
buying over wintered plants
- Thread starter superthing50
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most of the time when people overwinter plant it their precious selection that they are willing to keep alive till next growing season. i dont think you will have any luck buying any overwintered plants due to the extream care and expenses they need all winterlong, but you might get Lucky and fine some one who is willing to share his plants with you
Good Luck
Judy
Good Luck
Judy
midwestchilehead
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How much are you willing to pay for that hefty price, and what are you looking for?
send me a pm or send me a link of a pic of the plant and i just want anything heat wise habanero or +
ill look at the plant and offer then you can tell me + or -
but if its a good looking plant maybe $20-$30
ill look at the plant and offer then you can tell me + or -
but if its a good looking plant maybe $20-$30
I'll give you one thousand US dollars ($1,000USD) per plant! AND I'll add some goodies!Heaps cheaper to grow your own. Like Judy said these plants are usually chosen because the grower wants to keep them for various reasons.
No way i would part with my overwintered plants for any price really.
As several have stated above, overwintered plants become adopted children for most. The amount of time and special care that is put into keeping them healthy and alive doesn't have a dollar amount. At least in my mind 
+shipping or transporting one of these more seasoned plants would most likely be very costly(if done right) and possibly harmful to the plants.
Growing your own is always much cheaper/more rewarding if you have the space,time,resources ect.
If you're looking to experiment a bit, most gardening stores stock a small variety of pepper starts, mostly Jalo's, Cayenne's, and Hab's.
Good luck
+shipping or transporting one of these more seasoned plants would most likely be very costly(if done right) and possibly harmful to the plants.
Growing your own is always much cheaper/more rewarding if you have the space,time,resources ect.
If you're looking to experiment a bit, most gardening stores stock a small variety of pepper starts, mostly Jalo's, Cayenne's, and Hab's.
Good luck
Yeah? what if the goodies are a Ehle 2Liter Ice Cylinder w/diffuser AND 5kg of Trainwreck?No sale Omri, time comes and time goes and with that time i get drunk.
No sale.
then it would be a deal! 
I'll sell you my overwintered Bhut Jalokia...but its dead.
