New hottest pepper - Page 3

tigahb8 · July 30, 2012

Actually the Butch T resembles the Moruga pictures more than the bottom Pictures, somewhere after leaving MS it has taken a twist to what it actually is. I have pictures from 2007 to now that shows the pods looking exactly like whats called Moruga now. I'm not sure how to posts pics here otherwise I would put some up!

Butch T

biscgolf · July 31, 2012

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Originally Posted by Fusion_power

To answer the original posters question re seed available, I have T.S. Moruga plants in my garden from a 100% certified source. I will send seed to Sandhill Preservation presuming I get a reasonable crop. From what I can see so far, I have half a dozen ripe and several hundred more that are getting ripe.

DarJones

isolated plants?

jamserg · August 2, 2012

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Originally Posted by Fusion_power

To answer the original posters question re seed available, I have T.S. Moruga plants in my garden from a 100% certified source. I will send seed to Sandhill Preservation presuming I get a reasonable crop. From what I can see so far, I have half a dozen ripe and several hundred more that are getting ripe.

DarJones

Would you be willing to trade some Moruga seeds or point me to that 100% source? thx

Fusion_power · August 4, 2012

If you do a bit of due diligence, you will find that the T.S. Moruga seed were originally distributed in the U.S. by cmpman1974. I traded some seed with him to get my start. I am growing them about 100 yards away from all other peppers which tends to limit crossing to nearly nil. I don't know yet about distributing seed. I will decide after I get enough saved up to do something with.

DarJones

roper2008 · August 6, 2012

Check out pepperlover.com....A lot of people order from her,
myself included.

jamserg · August 6, 2012

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Originally Posted by roper2008

Check out pepperlover.com....A lot of people order from her,
myself included.

Thanks, I just ordered last night

muskymojo · August 17, 2012

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Originally Posted by biscgolf

but is it really hotter from one pod to the next than the douglah???

I would say no. The 7 Pot Douglah is king in my book. I think it's just a matter of time until the Douglah takes the record.

roper2008 · August 21, 2012

I love to grow hot peppers, but hotter than a ghost
pepper is too much for me.

dahoss2002 · August 22, 2012

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Originally Posted by roper2008

I love to grow hot peppers, but hotter than a ghost
pepper is too much for me.

I think the Ghost is as hot as I will need maybe even hotter.

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July 30, 2012	#31
tigahb8 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Crosby, Mississippi, U.S. Posts: 12	Actually the Butch T resembles the Moruga pictures more than the bottom Pictures, somewhere after leaving MS it has taken a twist to what it actually is. I have pictures from 2007 to now that shows the pods looking exactly like whats called Moruga now. I'm not sure how to posts pics here otherwise I would put some up! Butch T

August 4, 2012	#34
Fusion_power Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Alabama Posts: 1,294	If you do a bit of due diligence, you will find that the T.S. Moruga seed were originally distributed in the U.S. by cmpman1974. I traded some seed with him to get my start. I am growing them about 100 yards away from all other peppers which tends to limit crossing to nearly nil. I don't know yet about distributing seed. I will decide after I get enough saved up to do something with. DarJones

August 6, 2012	#35
roper2008 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Virginia Beach Posts: 653	Check out pepperlover.com....A lot of people order from her, myself included.

August 21, 2012	#38
roper2008 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Virginia Beach Posts: 653	I love to grow hot peppers, but hotter than a ghost pepper is too much for me.