The more languages you learn the more people you can learn to respect 

Lanceolatum dont they just fly when they get going,Neyde well just making me sad i haven t grown any as they
where my favorite from last year and make Terrific powder 

No 28-30c is about the sweet spot for germination for most variety's ive found,the variety's you have mentioned will take longer to germinate..But this isnt always the case and ive had ulupica germinate in a week and then other seeds take many weeks.

oedema in my case is when i had Overwaterd plants ,Humidity can cause problems to and with extreme high and lows between temps at day or night, if the plants are cramped together can cause problems to.Spacing plants further apart will help .

`The Pin Tepin/Pequin nice will remember that one 

The funny thing with Dorset,Morich and bhutts always do better there second year,Lets hope you have a bumper crop 

Lainaus käyttäjältä: Jah - toukokuu 06, 2009, 10:56:28 ap
Hi everybody.
Here's my seed list for now http://spice-blog.ru/?p=290
I would be glad to share my seeds or to swap them to other varieties.
As I say, you never know if you like some variety until you taste it So welcome.

You have a great list there Jah love those Thai Orange peppers always use them for a curry base and this year i
haven't grown any..Regretting that now 

Lainaus käyttäjältä: Jah - toukokuu 06, 2009, 05:05:28 ap
Thank you More pictures will follow

LainausБлагодарим вас мой друг (Hope that is right)

That's almost correct. That means "[we] thank you my friend"
In Russian the word "to thank" (and all the verbs btw) changes depending on pronoun:
I thank - благодарю (bluh-goh-duh-ryoo)
We thank - благодарим (-reem)
He or she thanks - благодарит (-reet)
They thank - благодарят (-ryat)
"h" here is not pronounced, -ryoo is as in Luke from StarWars (there's no difference between long and short U in Russian), ryat is almost as in blood
So I thank you too, my friend

Are not to far away i was trying `Thank you my Friend`

Nice looking pics there Lee im sure that plant gave you plenty of pods..Did you overwinter any of your plants? 

Been working on a number of crosses,over a considerable period of time and some have done well, I stabilized My
Chocolate Habanero x Bhutt Jolokia(Habolokia) last year and getting some good feed back from the growers using it in there 2009 grow`s..the reason for this was just purely fun and where to variety's that where favorites so it seemed a good choice,i used isolated variety's s of each pepper..From 3 differnt sources and all, where successful to a degree.We choose the variety for the second grow from a combination of yield/Flavor/And cold tolerance attributes and of course test germination of seed.
         This year we have about 30 crossing projects going between originally 3 people,That has now increased to 6,the main aim is to produce many cold tolerant variety's including tomatoes to and pass them to other Northern country's and also the Carib,Middle east and North/south America to see how people get on with growing there.
Fatallis Dutch hab is A most  commendable addition and one growers im sure will enjoy growing.Will add some pictures soon of 2009 crosses 

Nice to hear how you grow your peppers and other Edibles,also interests me where people grow there peppers as they more hardy than people take them for and survive in some unusual places,Will love forward to more pictures my friend.

Благодарим вас мой друг (Hope that is right) 

Pavlak lovely to see you taking so much pride in your plants,they are in exellent health and are a credit to you 

Lainaus käyttäjältä: Fatalii - toukokuu 05, 2009, 16:35:23 ip
Looks like a wild bacca / white flowered praetermissum to me...

Still germinating...

Was also my thought as well until i heard that another gentleman describe the plant`s pictures as Pimenta de passarinho and he lives another 100 miles north-east.looks like your growing seed from both sources,will be very interesting indeed 

Here are some pictures from my friend in Northern Brazil,Thank b.who takes all credit for the photos.
They where taken in the Rain forest area not far from his home.

Nice pair of Fluorescent,You will get some great growth with those 

Will definitely try and like the way the `U.F.O` led`s done for your plant.. such nice compact growth 

Yes lets indeed my plan to 

Lainaus käyttäjältä: tadytomas - toukokuu 04, 2009, 14:46:09 ip
I have already did it..  the plant is much small and I want a good yeald..

Are nice one 

Alex have seen a number of these used in Dubai and was told the price of these will go down quickly as the l.e.d
are being produced in higher quantity`s and also larger versions are being made for commercial applications,if your thinking for next season..i would certainly wait till the prices drop further   

Bugger i think you will have a great yield,i also tried a Red savina last year just with Perlite and it worked really well,but as Fatalii says its best to use a fert based for hydros,Biobizz is great for soil and coir but not for your needs..Just add your fert at minimal level to start and see how it progresses overtime