Growing Chilli peppers, also Hot peppers

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27 Oct 15 Annie lane (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Hi, interested to know is the any other colour habanero, I have yellow and red thanks
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18 Jan 16 tastyvish (Australia - sub-tropical climate)
Yes, there is white variety having fruits like jelly bin ..bit temperamental but once established you could boast about having rare variety. i grow in my garden...
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16 Nov 15 Matt (Australia - tropical climate)
We have some chocolate habanero growing if your near cairns Come grab Some
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16 Dec 15 Daniel (Australia - tropical climate)
Hi Matt, I have moved to Cairns recently and am very interested in growing Habaneros and other chillies. Could I grab some seeds from you? Would love to get some general advice on varieties and local conditions too. Cheers
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21 Nov 17 William R (Australia - tropical climate)
Hi Daniel We have a lot of red habonero seeds from two bushes. You are welcome to some.
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