I've never ordered from them but as a side note, have you seen their picture gallery!
Holy moly!
I love those bonsais! I'm trying to do this with either my yellow Fatali or my Ghost. My Fatali has a massive super straight trunk so it may be him.

Stoney

Stoney,

Yes, they have some beautiful pictures there and the bonsai are quite nice. I wish I had talent like that. Alas, I just have to settle for my incredible good looks and suffer watching all the talented, but less beautiful people. Sigh.

Man that's quite a gallery. Pretty neat site wonder where they are located. I see the pricing is in euros.
Randal

Word is that they are the real deal. Reliable suppliers. No trouble getting into the US. I'd order from them if I didn't already have so many seeds from members here.

Dennis

Lots of great pics in his explanation on how to create them.

They seem to fruit prolifically!

Here is a link that might be useful: Bonchi (Bonsai Chiles)

I forgot to answer Randal's question, he's in Finland.

This guys been doing peppers for maybe 30 years. He really knows what he's doing as far as growing is concerned. If you have seen the pictures of his greenhouses showing papers growing from the floor to 6 get high, you can see he has a great setup.
As far as buying seeds, he is a bit expensive and you get small amounts of seeds per pack. The sets have to come from Finland and you have to think about having a general import export permit, or the required phyto on any seeds coming into the US, but my jigsaw seeds came here to Florida, no problem.

Excellent site for everything peppers. It's a shame the photos aren't labeled. I'm wondering what these are...

Here is a link that might be useful:

Commonly known as Brazilian Starfish.

Here is a link that might be useful: Brazilian Starfish Pics

Looks like a Brazilian Starfish pepper

@Plantsman56 - can you tell me how to get the "general import export permit, or the required phyto on any seeds coming into the US?"

Thanks!

Small lots of seeds for personal use are suppose to have APHIS (Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service) inspect the seeds before you receive them and do not need phytosanitary certification which is issued by the exporting country for bulk shipments. Read the section Small lots of seeds: in the attached link.

The flip side of this is there are hundreds of seed sellers from overseas selling on eBay. Do you think they are following the letter of the law?

Hope this helps!
NECM

Here is a link that might be useful: ENTRY STATUS OF SEEDS FOR PLANTING - SUMMARY