Re: Re : [CH] 7 pot pepper

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The 7 pot pepper is common in SE Asia and is said to be so hot that a
single pepper seasons seven pots of... I don't know where to get seed
but would like to grow some myself.

Off topic, I have just started two e-mail list,s rarefruit to deal with
rare tropicals (some of the peppers would fit here, and
rarefruit_recipes for recipes. Everyone is invited to sign in.
By e-mail: rarefruit-subscribe@egroups.com and
rarefruit_recipes@egroups.com

You can also go through my web site http://www.gate.net/~tfnews

Best of growing to y'all,

Bob Cannon
Editor Tropical Fruit News Magazine
Apprentice webmaster, list owner
http://www.gate.net/~tfnews

Anonymous wrote:
> 
> Can anybody help with this request:
> 
> > Have you ever heard of a 7 pot pepper? If so were can i find some and can
> i get them >over the web. Thanks for any help you can give
> 
> >Daniel
> 
> Judy "MsChile" Howle
> 
>     Maybe you're thinking about the " 7 Pod Pepper ", which is another name
> for a purple Habanero in Trinidad.  This info is on Graeme Caselton's
> website.  I'd very much like to get some seeds for this variety myself, but
> in 3 years of searching seed catalogs, the USDA, the Seed Savers Exchange,
> the internet, etc., I've never found it.  I've decided there is no such
> thing as a purple Habanero.  Maybe all sorts of brown ones, but none truly
> purple.  If anyone has anymore information about this variety, I'd also like
> to know.
> 
> -Russell

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