Ghost pepper, Carolina reaper, Trinidad 7 pot, Trinidad Moruga, 7 pot brain strain, or Trinidad scorpion.

The list you gave me is almost identical to the list I made. Any idea where to find those seeds?

Someone on the list usually does a "Seed Swap" every year in the fall. Everyone is invited to join and sometimes even if they don't have seeds to contribute. That is one way. Sometimes list member will do one on one swaps as well. Otherwise, there are several online seed outlets. You have to be careful however. Go with established sites. Never order from Ebay or Amazon. I don't have any sites to suggest, but others might.

Here is the thread from last years seed swap so you can see how they are run:

http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/3490246/2015-holiday-seed-swap?n=190

Please list reputable seed companies <Thread...

Thanks so much for all the info!

I order all my seeds on ebay so dont be afraid. Just go with reputable sellers. You can tell by there feedback rating and how long they have been selling. I like ebay because you can get seeds from all over the world. Almost all my ghosts this year came from Australia. The strains and gerimination rates are very good.

On another note I germinate all my seeds in straight worm castings which many say is bad. I soak them for 24 hours in warm water then only plant the on

es that sink to the bottom. Use a covered tray like the pic with a heat pad. Add water every other day to get the cover looking like the pic, high humidity. Most hard to getminate ones will start popping up in 7-14 days. This has always worked for me for as long as I can remember.

The plant next to the seedlings is a cutting taken from a 15' hibiscus tree growing in the backyard. Just now starting to have new growth after the roots developed.

Also look up jigsaw on Amazon claiming to be the new hottest super hot yet to be fully tested

I'm ordering the seeds to go with my superiors cillection.

I have 12 Naga mirchi/king naga, 10 Carolina reaper, 11 trinidad moruga scorpion 1 red and 10 yellow, and 12 unidentified plants which I believe to be new Mexicans.