I have recently been looking at purchasing some peppers from a online vendor by the name of "Pepper Joe" his online website is http://www.pepperjoe.com I was wondering if anyone has ever used him or had much experience with him. Thank You!
vendor Has Anyone Had Any Experience With Pepper Joe
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Keep in mind that pepperjoe is under new management.PepperWeston said:
Until I hear the new owners are better than joe,I'll never buy from them.
Expensive seeds etc.
Expensive seeds etc.
I bought from Joe before the new management and it was a terrible experience all around.
Martino said:
Thats good to hear, would like to see more newer reviews come out from the management change.
fiveohmike said:
I bought some reaper seeds directly from this place, and although too late for this season I plan on growing them next season. I have no idea what I would use them for at this time. I have only ever tasted a sliver of a reaper, and it was too hot imo for me to enjoy.
I'll report back when the transaction is completed.
thanks for all your support and open mind here. We went through our site update in the summer. That was a bear and I'm glad its done. New seeds for 2017 are now available in the new site: https://pepperjoe.com/collections/new
Take care. You can DM me directly too.
- pepperjo
Take care. You can DM me directly too.
- pepperjo
i recently ordered the box of dynamite 5 super hot varieties, 2 freebies, and two ghost pepper dried pods showed up at my doorstep 3 days later. so that part was good.
i pulled 3 seed from each variety and started the paper towel method as directed in the included instructions. this is basically a germination test, but i may end up keeping them inside under artificial lights till spring if it goes well.
that being said zero seeds have germinated yet. they were placed in the paper towel thanksgiving day. temps are a steady 82F. time will tell. i guess it can take up to 6 weeks to germinate?
this is the first time i have ever try and grow any pepper from seed.
i pulled 3 seed from each variety and started the paper towel method as directed in the included instructions. this is basically a germination test, but i may end up keeping them inside under artificial lights till spring if it goes well.
that being said zero seeds have germinated yet. they were placed in the paper towel thanksgiving day. temps are a steady 82F. time will tell. i guess it can take up to 6 weeks to germinate?
this is the first time i have ever try and grow any pepper from seed.
A much cleaner and more professional site, work well done.Pepperjo said:
I was burned with loads of seeds that did not grow even close to true on consecutive growing seasons by the old Pepper Joes a few years ago and at that point I decided to never buy from him again.
I understand the site has been bought out and things are better, and now I am torn. I did most of my seed order from other places but I have not been able to track down kung pao peppers anywhere else. It is not an important part of my grow so I was just going to leave it, but then on the other hand maybe the best thing is to give the new management a fair shake to see how it goes.
I'm torn right now, but I am leaning toward giving Pepper Joes a try again. If I do I'll write a quick review at the end of next season to let you all know how it shook out.
I understand the site has been bought out and things are better, and now I am torn. I did most of my seed order from other places but I have not been able to track down kung pao peppers anywhere else. It is not an important part of my grow so I was just going to leave it, but then on the other hand maybe the best thing is to give the new management a fair shake to see how it goes.
I'm torn right now, but I am leaning toward giving Pepper Joes a try again. If I do I'll write a quick review at the end of next season to let you all know how it shook out.
Stefan_W said:
Hi Stefan_W, thank you for the friendly open mind. Hope you'll consider us for this year's grow, for Kung Pao or some of our new peppers this year here: https://pepperjoe.com/collections/new. Take care, Pepper Jo