Here is some advice, can you ship me a pepper? Lol I'm down for a trade for a couple of those if you want to work something out. Shoot me an email

seriously, save seeds. I want some. I'll happily trade or send a SASE.

i would also be interested in some of those seeds or even a couple of the peppers i have some super hots seed or fresh pod i can trade let me know .

Wow thats awsome. My congos have never been that lite before turning red. Difference in climate could make a difference. Id suggest letting one of them set to see if they change color.

Is this a super hot pepper? it is quite attractive !!

I apologize, I re-read the post and it says "I've been growing some super hots peppers this year'. Sorry. =)

I dont think anyone in this forum do not want those seed. Im sure they will be in short supply. Just dont loose the strain.They almost look Photoshopped . Get a member or two to grow some in a milder climate next year you might need a backup. Just dont loose the strain.Personalty I would grow as many as possible in isolation next year.

Ok, the plant these were on is so bushy it fell over and the peppers are all stuffed underneath in the dark, so I think thats why they are white like that. I'm going to stake it up nice and see what happens to them. If they truly are a white variety I'll let y'all know so we can trade them. Thanks.

Hey, if they truly are white, count me in. I've got over 100 varieties of peppers, I'm sure I have something you might want to trade for.
Pam

I am From Jamaica And i have been growing pepper for over twenty years , i have never seen that one before , i be willing to trade or buy some of the seeds. next time ,try to grow in container and if it gets cold you can take it inside.

This post was edited by CaribbeanGarden on Thu, Dec 5, 13 at 20:26

So, what happenED ?

I have same thing going on myself (See Pic).There are ~100 pods on my plant all slowly turning to milky white.

Where you able to replicate the pepper from 2013 to 2014?

Johnny