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scgreenthumb1987

13 years ago

I've got my fill of Cayenne, jalapeÃ¯Â¿Â½o, banana, and orange hab seeds so far. If anyone wants any I'll continue to seed them. Just let me know.

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PepperGuy222
13 years ago
Can you possibly send me some Jalepeno and cayenne? Email me and I'll let you know what I've got in trade
scgreenthumb1987
Original Author
13 years ago
Email sent
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mspeppajo
13 years ago
Hi!! I could use some Cayenne, Hab, and Banana if you could spare them. Thanks!!
scgreenthumb1987
Original Author
13 years ago
Email me mspeppajo. I tried to email you and Google said your email address doesn't exist
lexxluthor
13 years ago
I would also be interested in a few jalapenos and cayenne's if possible.

Thanks
Lexx
scgreenthumb1987
Original Author
13 years ago
NP. Email me lexx
scgreenthumb1987
Original Author
13 years ago
I'll be mailing seeds out Monday y'all.
scgreenthumb1987
Original Author
13 years ago
I'll be mailing seeds out Monday y'all.
DMForcier
13 years ago
I have pods that I will not likely seed, so would be willing to send whole pods. Send SASE for:

Korean Dark Green (like Korean cayenne)
Japone (like Japanese cayenne)
Black Cobra or Goat pepper
Orange Thai

These are skinny pods so two+ ounce First Class postage is all that is required.

Dennis

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