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I have used them for a few years now and will continue to do so for the unusual varieties they stock. The live plants are usually pretty healthy and if one doesnt survive the jourmey they are quick to replace it. They are expensive but they are a nice back up for me when disaster strikes (e.g...

Purple Bhut Jolokia sounds interesting. I cant wait to see the pods on that one. Your plants look incredibly healthy as usual.

I do hope you are right about sudden cold spells being OK. I already lost a bunch to a hard frost and hail earlier this year. We dropped down to 39 degrees on Thursday night but my plants seem to be OK. Keeping fingers crossed for this strange weather (looking like being in the 90's this week).

Plants are looking great.

Nice article and I am watching closely Butch's progress towards a 2 000 000 Pepper.

Both the Goat varities are new to me and I got the plants from Cross Country nurseries to try them out. BILLY GOAT – very hot; 0.5 to 0.75 inches long by 0.5 to 0.75 inches wide; medium thick flesh; matures from green to orange to dark red; pendant pods; green leaves; 24 to 30 inches tall; Very...

I will send you a sample if I get any pods (that is a long time off). The pictures I have seen seem to look just like a Fatalli and as I really like Fatalli I thought I would give it a try. very hot; Habanero Type; 2 to 2.5 inches long by 0.75 to 1.25 inches wide; medium thick flesh; matures...

Unfortunately a freak frost killed off a lot of the plants I was growing for 2011 so here are my surviving plants: CHILTEPIN BIRD'S EYE 7 POT BHUT JOLOKIA BHUT JOLOKIA CHOCOLATE BROWN TRINIDAD SCORPION HABANERO RED HABANERO ORANGE AMAZON BILLY GOAT BLACK CAYMAN CARMINE GOAT HABANERO NEON...

You are having a lot more luck in Clovis than I am having here . The weather still sucks here and last night we got down to 39. I have already lost one lot of plants this year due to planting out too early and getting hit by frost and hailstorms. Your plants look so healthy.

We have been getting low forties of a night in CA this week. its a real shame as my only ripe superhot pod so far has been a solitary Fatalli. I am trying to cover them with poly of an evening till I get my greenhouse built. No sign of damage yet.

We are having a really warm October and the plants are setting pods like crazy. All my Peppers that survived the rodent attack are doing really well. I have no idea what they are as I lost all the labels but they are either Naga's, Bhuts or Fatalli. This one is a complete mystery. I may well...

Got my seeds in the post today and some nice little extras too. Thanks pepperlover :)

That is an incredible treasure trove of peppers. Good job !

I got my order in. Fingers crossed for next season.