I have become addicted to growing chilis and am keen to expand my collection of seeds to grow next year! Here's some tomato seeds I have to trade, I don't have many of each, so request a few varieties to make up for this...........................
Cherokee Purple
Break o day
Coustralee
Cocktail
Amish Yellow
Black Prince
Germanhead
Granny Cantrell's
Fuzzy
Golden Egg
Earl Of Edgecombe
Harbinger
Kelloggs Breakfast
Lumpy Red
Jaune Flamme
Muchmiel
Noire Russe
Mashenka Pink
Mariannas Peace
Mobil
Nyagous
Solaris
Snowberry
Striped Stuffer
Polish Linguisa
Red Zebra
Rose
Sweet 100's
Super Marmande (seeds from a friend in Turkey)
Chili for tomato seeds
bump! can anyone spare any chili seeds?
What do you consider chilis, biscombe? I grew almost 2 dozen very hot peppers, from chocolate habaneros to purple jalapenos to devil's tongue to purple-leaved bird peppers to vietnamese tri-color. Is that what you had in mind?
I can, uh, spare plenty. Nobody will touch them, including me, but they sure made a beautiful pepper patch.
Thats just the thing summerkid!! what would you like in return? I could nip to the garden centre and buy some packets of seeds for you or send you some of the tomatoes mentioned!
The tomatoes would be great. I don't have any of the varieties you mentioned except the cherry tomatoes.
I'll pick & dry a pepper off each plant & send them whole. I believe there were 21 but don't quote me. That way you'll have some idea of what they looked like, and I'll forward my notes on the entire shebang.
What a star you are, thanks! all we need to do now is swap addresses, PMing now!
Thanks for swapping
Peppers have a real reputation of crossing so easy. So any peppers which are not bagged or isolated will surely be crossed. No problem with this if you just want to grow some hot peppers; but, the fruit from these may or may not look like anything the parent plant produced. I hope you find this helpful as you plan on your next growing season.
Gary
Thanks, Gary, I didn't know that. Will make for another interesting patch because this was by far the most colorful thing I've ever seen in a garden. I'm going to use the purple-leaved ones as edging next year, in fact.
Maybe that explains why the "white habanero" has failed to produce anything at all?
A small hot red pepper from a Spanish friend last year turned into a large milder peppers this year from saved seed!! grown next to a lipstick pepper!!
I have an experimental chile that is being developed by the local university. Would you be interested?
but a hot crossed with a hot would still be hot, wouldn't it?
i'm going out in the morning to isolate a few last blossoms.