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Looking for seeds

StupidHotPeppers
10 years ago

Hi everyone! Just wanted to see if anyone possibly had some seeds. I'm looking for White Bhut Jolokia, Jamaican Hot Chocolate of some sort, Datil, Caramel Bhut Jolokia, Carolina Reaper, Chocolate Habanero, Peach Habanero and Brain Strain. If you have any of these I will send a SASE and few bucks. If you have something I didn't mention that you have that has over 100,000 shu let me know

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