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puya chile seeds

11 years ago

I'm trying to locate some Puya Chile seeds. I have some Latin neighbors that made some salsa for my family. They shared the recipe with me, and it includes chile puya. I'm not familiar with this pepper. We tried making it and substituting

jalapenos, but it wasn't the same. If someone has some seeds to trade, shoot me an e-mail, and I'll let you know what I have to offer. Thanks!

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romy6
11 years ago
I think I have a few puya seeds. I will check and let you know tonight.
peppernovice
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks romy6!
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romy6
11 years ago
I found the seeds. They are from smokemaster so they should be good. Send me an email please.

Jamie

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