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10 years ago

Dpea anyone have any scotch bonnet, and trinidad scorpion seeds (looking for a couple color variety) they would part with for a little money. Bought some off of ebay and pretty sure they aren't good seeds. Now that i have found this site and i know the people here know their stuff i wanted to try here before i go somewhere else.

Let me know :-) thanks much!!

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Jon Hiatt

10 years ago

you can place an order on my site (sb is out of stock officially but i can send you some, just put a note to remind me on the checkout screen) http://juanitospeppers.com/products/seeds/cardi

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Zach Smith
Original Author
10 years ago
Happen to have any regular reapers?
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Zach Smith
Original Author
10 years ago
Ordered. Thanks sir!
habjolokia z 6b/7
10 years ago
Regular reapers if you are still looking let me know.
Zach Smith
Original Author
10 years ago
Sure am. Could you do 10 of the Maruga seeds that? Or something like cthat. I did 20 of the by accident but figured i would use them anyhow. Just split it however you want. I appricitated it. I bought some off line but they had no heat to the seed at all so i think i got ripped off :-(
habjolokia z 6b/7
10 years ago
PM me for the reaper seeds. The rest of the message I assume is for Jon.
Zach Smith
Original Author
10 years ago
Oops didn't even look at who posted that guess that's what i get for assuming. Will do

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