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shopping Buying Seeds
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http://pepperlover.com/
belong to judy on this forum and everyone ( me included) love her for her good services and products. She have a nice selection of seeds, pods and wathever you need.
belong to judy on this forum and everyone ( me included) love her for her good services and products. She have a nice selection of seeds, pods and wathever you need.
http://www.pepperlover.com is an awesome place. you can also try buckeyepepper.com, puckerbuttpeppercompany.com
+1 for Pepperlover.com, you simply can't go wrong with Judy.
Also try Sadisticpeppers (http://thehotpepper.com/user/5921-sadisticpeppers/)
Alternatively ask around in Forum Ads section if you have a particular variety in mind that you're unable to find elsewhere.
Whatever you do, please avoid buying from eBay. It's just not worth it.
Also try Sadisticpeppers (http://thehotpepper.com/user/5921-sadisticpeppers/)
Alternatively ask around in Forum Ads section if you have a particular variety in mind that you're unable to find elsewhere.
Whatever you do, please avoid buying from eBay. It's just not worth it.
SadisticPeppers
Business Member
Honestly, it's a gamble buying seeds from PepperJoe. I've bought his seeds before, and the resulting pods looked nothing like what they were supposed to.
As mentioned Judy from pepperlover.com is very reliable and seems to follow good practices in isolating the plants used for seed stock, unlike many of the others that get seed stock from third party growers and do not ensure they take proper isolation procedures to avoid as many cross pollinations as possible - and nothing worse than spending a full year growing something only to find it isn't what you expected !
Judy, PepperLover, has been developing this pepper. I'm not sure it is where she wants it to be to sell seeds. She often sells boxes of it as fresh peppers. You can contact her about that. Save your own seed and grow that out, but realize it may still be unstable.Mvulcan said:
Places I've either bought from or heard good things are :
(not a complete list by any means)
Buckeye Pepper Company - They have a sale now if you buy more than $10 worth of seeds, the coupon code is "fifo" I think.
The Hippy Seed Company - Chilli Seeds |The Hippy Seed Company - Chilli Seeds - in Australia, but pretty fast shipping.
Semillas - Chile Seeds, Hot Pepper Seeds, Pimentas, Pepperoni - in the Canary islands
Fords Fiery Foods - in Eugene Oregon
you can get them from semillas, well you can get brown bhutlah's anyway...Mvulcan said:
[SIZE=10pt]Here’s mine
no pods yet, but I think I can see the resemblance to both the Douglah and the Bhut in my plants..its got wavy leaf edges like the bhut, and purple on the leaf stems like (my) douglah's[/SIZE].
It does take 8 or 9 generations of careful selection to get a new variety to be stable. I'm not sure that anyone has been working on it that long. Also, you need to get the seed from a reliable source who has stable seed. I've got some to grow out next year, but it is F3 or F4, so I'm sure it isn't stable yet.Solongo said:
I bough the seed from the guys himself. But either ways, since it a cross between both, i wonder if i should stop grow bhut and douglah all together. Some of them have bhut shape, some have a tail and some don't. The red version is not the same as the brown at all. However, i like the JAFSH black that he have too.
