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WANTED: Hot Pepper - Tobago Seasoning

12 years ago

I received seeds in a trade last year, grew them and saved seeds, but I have had zero germination so far, and it's not looking good. If you have any will you please send me an e-mail. Trade or SASBE - your choice. My trade list is up-to-date. Thank you.

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northerner_on
Original Author
12 years ago
Finally received some seeds. Thank you.
dexterdog
12 years ago
Hi there - I have only found these at Reimer seed, and have had bad luck with their seasoning pepper collection...where the habs and others seem to germinate fine these may be old, so if you have any issues getting them started...just fyi. OR, if you have fabulous luck, please share the source! I think I got one granada sprout but all the trini seasoning failed for a third year in a row. These are started in a commercial greenhouse - they get plenty of warmth.
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