Hey Lexx,

I'm confused. Are you looking for Yellow Jelly Bean seeds or are you looking to trade Jelly Bean seeds you have? You say you "I would also be interested in trading for these" but then say "I received these in a seed swap from infernogreenhouse last year".

I'm pretty sure I have some seed in my inventory if you need a few seeds. I grew it in 2012. Seeds were from The Hippy Seed Co. in Australia.

Let me know if you're looking for a few seeds.

Bill

Thanks Bill I was looking for them and willing to make a trade for them. Is that a picture from your plant and I would sure like some seeds if possible. Let me know if I can give you something in return.

Thanks
Lexx

Lexx,

Yes, that's a shot of a Yellow Jelly Bean plant I grew in 2012.

You have email.

Here are a couple more shots...

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Bill

Look like wild brazil pepper. What's the difference?

roper,

No different. Like many peppers it goes by various names; some local variations, other just made up by vendors or enthusiast who don't know any better.

I've seed it called Wild Brazil, Tettinas de Monk, Charapita, Cumani, Charapilla, Yellow Fire and Yellow Jelly Bean. No doubt there are other names.

I believe it originated from Peru. It's a fairly hot C. chinense Habanero variety.

Bill

This post was edited by ottawapepper on Mon, Dec 15, 14 at 18:06

Good info, Bill.
That looks very nice with all that pods.
Johnny has some seeds in his swap inventory. I wish I had put it on my wish list. Maybe next year. I have got some kind of birds eye ( round, red,little bigger than a pea). I think it is called TEPIN. I've got the pods from a Mexican grocer.

Seysonn

Thanks for the info Bill. Yours looks exactly like the one I
grew in 2012. I'm going to grow it again next year. I think
my 3 year old seed should germinate.