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| I have been reading this forum since I found it and learning container gardening as much as I can. Before I knew this forum I have already bought chilli seeds. The source of my paid chilli seeds is ebay, I haven't seen anyone recommended to buy seeds from ebay. It makes me worry about my already germinated and growing chilli plants. I do not like to be one of the unfortunate planters who finally realized their plants are not the plants they are expected. Until we got the fruits we cannot complain to the sellers, it has been mentioned by so many gardeners here. I have been doing a kind of experiment of growing hot chillis as a hobby without expending much money and space.
Still now I am looking for reliable seed sellers. Today again I ordered "red ghost and orange fatali" from http://www.pepperseeds.eu/ the seeds are more expensive than the ebays. However I do not know the reliability of this website. Please let me know the reliable chilli seeds sellers on the net. I am interested about their growing guideline, quality of the seeds, cost, packing and the shipping. Sincerely, Caelian |
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| pepperlover.com, peppermania.com,rainbowchiliseeds.com, thehippyseedcomany.com,junglerain.com,Semillas La Palma. Just a few good ones:) |
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- Posted by scorpion_john 6 (scorpion_john@ymail.com) on Fri, Nov 16, 12 at 11:42
| Pepperlover.com is great. What kind of seeds are you looking for? Chances are one of us has it. John |
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| Not all eBay sellers are varmints. Who did you buy from? |
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- Posted by pretty.gurl none (My Page) on Fri, Nov 16, 12 at 12:52
| I bought Mohawk seeds from Ebay. They were great. Easy germination and healthy plants. |
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| Most 'nefarious' ebay sellers will sell until the negative feedback starts hitting months later. When the sales start to dry up due to negative feedback ratings, they simply close the account and start a new one under a different name and begin selling again. Bruce |
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| Also, don't be afraid to ask on this list. Many members have harvested and saved more seed than they will use and are more than happy to share. Most will send you seed for nothing more than a self addressed, stamped envelope. But, unless the seed was taken from isolated plants, you could wind up with a cross but that is relatively rare. Much rarer than getting bogus seed from an ebay seller anyway. And it is essentially free. Bruce |
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| Thank you for the replies. I am looking for, Ghost red and orange, Trinida Moruga Scorpion, Trinidad Scorpion Butch T, Scotch Bonnet Orange, Habanero Orange and Orange Fatali. All the well known super hot chillis I like to grow. I have bought chilli seeds from the ebay.co.uk except the last one. 1.Ghost from "Verk�ufer mit Top-Bewertung 2.Trinidad Scorpion Butch T Strain 20 seeds from "naturescreations2112" USA, 3. Trinida Moruga Scorpion from "karmalies0805" USA 4. Ghost from "arman2swd" Australia, 5. Ghost and Fatali from All the seeds were germinated except the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T Strain from "naturescreations2112" The last one is I ordered today. Until the plants are yield fruits I cannot say the identity of these plants.
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| Germinated...yes...the seeds turning into the plants you want...the adventure begins... |
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| Also, wow...I cannot believe there's still a market for pepper seeds valued as if a pepper produces 2-3 seeds per pod and harvested on an inaccessible mountain top. |
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- Posted by sidhartha0209 6 (My Page) on Fri, Nov 16, 12 at 22:26
| Chileplants.com has recently (today actually) been very educational for me in the realm of myriads of chile plants. I love their search option column on the left that enables you to instantly search by species, heat level, season, pod type, color, plant size, etc. Their website is very helpful and user friendly in helping you to make selctions, don't know what sort of rep they have though. Check out the link: |
Here is a link that might be useful: Cross Country Nurseries
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| Thank you for the link, the website is very user friendly and educational indeed. |
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