In message , Rufus
writes
I have tried saving seeds from shop bought hot peppers and have had moderate
success growing them up to the green stage. However, over the years, I have
found that to ripen the really hot chillies successfully, they MUST have
warmth and lots of it. A greenhouse or a south facing windowsill is ideal
for the best results.

I agree, we grow ours in the GH.

Thompson & Morgan 2003 seed catalogue has at least ten
hot peppers and a good selection of mild, sweet varieties

Simpson's Seeds do a big range of chilli seeds.

Simpsons Seeds
The Walled Garden
Wiltshire
UK

Phone Number:

01985 845004

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