Can anyone help a 1st timer?

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Adrian

Well this is my first year growing chilies and haven't had great success. I'm currently fighting a losing battle to aphids, and the season is coming to a close. I'm currently planning for next season and have picked up a bunch of supplies from recommendations I have read on this forum. Unfortunately, the local garden supplies doesn't seem to stock any chilli seeds, so I was hoping I could get some help from fellow chili-heads here.

I'm looking to buy some Dorset Naga, Bhut Jolokia, Trinidad Scorpion, and 7-pot (thanks Mister Al) seeds. Please let me know if you are willing to part with them. I also have a few small varieties to trade if that's what you’re looking for, they are 'Caribbean Red Hot', Yellow Habanero, 'Mucho Nacho' (Jalapeno I Think), 'Super Chili' and Thai Pepper seeds.

thank you
 
Wow. I have watched this forum progress.

This year I was maybe 1 of 10 or so people with 7 pots, next year everyone will have them!!!;)

And it is 7 pot, not pod.;)
 
Welcome from Fort Worth...
 
cheezydemon said:
Wow. I have watched this forum progress.

This year I was maybe 1 of 10 or so people with 7 pots, next year everyone will have them!!!;)

And it is 7 pot, not pod.;)
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You're right, it is supposed to be "7-Pot."

Alan
 
Not wanting to de-rail this thread. Welcome!;)

My 7 pots will be ripe any day now, but the parcel post is my first priority.
 
Few so far. People stop in and never post again, so some are wary of going out of their way for someone with only a few posts.

Last year I had a minor crisis of seed loss, and so many people offered help!

It really is a great site.
 
still looking for a few seeds..

Dorset Naga, Bhut Jolokia, Trinidad Scorpion

send me a PM, maybe we can work something out..thanks.
 
Did ya try THSC?

He likely has the Nagas..dunno about the TS as they still kinda rare.

Ya can PM 'em here too, but the info is on his site there.

gl,

~QS
 
Hey adrian I can help you with the dorset nagas and scorps but you`ll have to wait till this season is over.1st prior is to the parcel and the few i`ve promised seeds too.If that will work let me know.
 
hixs said:
Hey adrian I can help you with the dorset nagas and scorps but you`ll have to wait till this season is over.1st prior is to the parcel and the few i`ve promised seeds too.If that will work let me know.
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Sure that sounds awsome, when is your season over?
 
Not sure but they are coming inside to the greenhouse.Where i`m at has a damn strange timing but....start lat and stop early ,,give me a yell in a few weeks and we can go from there.have a good one.
 
Adrian said:
Well this is my first year growing chilies and haven't had great success. I'm currently fighting a losing battle to aphids, and the season is coming to a close. I'm currently planning for next season and have picked up a bunch of supplies from recommendations I have read on this forum. Unfortunately, the local garden supplies doesn't seem to stock any chilli seeds, so I was hoping I could get some help from fellow chili-heads here.

I'm looking to buy some Dorset Naga, Bhut Jolokia, Trinidad Scorpion, and 7-pot (thanks Mister Al) seeds. Please let me know if you are willing to part with them. I also have a few small varieties to trade if that's what you’re looking for, they are 'Caribbean Red Hot', Yellow Habanero, 'Mucho Nacho' (Jalapeno I Think), 'Super Chili' and Thai Pepper seeds.

thank you
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Hi Adrian,
to get Bhut Jolokia for sale
I recommend you go here.
http://chilepepperinstitute.org/
they also carry some fine green and red New Mexico Chile that is excellent in flavor and yield.

pablo
 
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