Can any one tell me more about these? Sri Lanka is a place some where in the world isn'tit? Assuming they're from there but it doesn't seem to be a common thing as I never see anything about them but have a pack with just a few seeds in it that is labeled "White Bhut Sri Lanka" and was hoping to gain some more info on them.
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chinense Sri Lanka White Bhut Jolokia. Heard of them?
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I wasn't implying bhut's originated there, just guessed these particular seeds came from there since they were marked with that name. I found a couple threads here with "Sri Lanka" Apparently a member here from Korea sent them to a bunch of people. Tried messaging but his box must be full or something cause it wouldn't go through.
Try Lakmal- he sells the Suresh Lakmal. I got seeds off of him two years ago.
They weren't white though- I sent the wrong ones- I sent Naga mariche instead by accident.
I got the two packets confused and sent mariche instead.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naga_Morich
http://reelandgrill.blogspot.kr/2010/05/bhut-jolokia-chili-garlic-sauce-hottest.html
They weren't white though- I sent the wrong ones- I sent Naga mariche instead by accident.
I got the two packets confused and sent mariche instead.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naga_Morich
http://reelandgrill.blogspot.kr/2010/05/bhut-jolokia-chili-garlic-sauce-hottest.html
http://thehotpepper.com/topic/28133-sri-lankan-bhutt-jolokia-future-hottest-in-the-world-lol/
To be honest, Lakmal sells seeds, powders, all sorts. I think they are a x of different chillies, due to characteristics mate.
You can do a search on here, he's friend of mine in Facebook. You could ask Trickey Hickey who I am and friend I. I could then point you towards Suresh Lakmaal. Do a search on here.
To be honest, Lakmal sells seeds, powders, all sorts. I think they are a x of different chillies, due to characteristics mate.
You can do a search on here, he's friend of mine in Facebook. You could ask Trickey Hickey who I am and friend I. I could then point you towards Suresh Lakmaal. Do a search on here.
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Didn`t think you meant that they originated there, more that "Sri Lanka is a place somewhere in the world isn`t it?" Just showing where it is in relation to Bhut country. As I said, it wouldn`t surprise me at all if there were varieties of Bhut in Sri Lanka (and other parts of India and Pakistan and Butan and etc etc etc) and Chris throws up some photos in the other thread.
Just curious- did anyone grow> get White? Probably not
The languages in Sri Lanka (besides English) are Sinhala and Tamil, so I don't think if they had a white C. chinense that it would have the name "Bhut Jolokia", as that was a regional name in parts of Northeast India....which speak many other languages, none of which are Tamil or Sinhala.
This was posted originally in 2011 and seeds were given free. Not sure what you mean. Never mind.So many names for a common plant beware of people changing names for a sale.
