OK. Thanks for the tips. Hopefully I'll have a bumper crop next year. They were full of flowers!

tasty little pepper....they have a unique spiciness to them,i like it!


thanks again for the seeds

Hi Scott. I would like to give this pepper a try in 2020, if you have any seeds left. Looks really nice.

Ditto that!

I've got plenty of seed from this years crop. Seed originally came from Scott. Send me your address and I'll get them out.

Seeds arrived today!!! Can't wait. thank you bjebs

Thanks, Nathan. Let's get those seeds out!

All these seeds came from a single pepper I picked out of a relish bowl at the end of a buffet line in Lilongwe 4 years ago. I asked the chef to meet me, and asked him what this pepper was, and he said, it is the Kambuzi. The rest is history.

I think I have some of your seeds for this one scott and will try growing it out this year.
I am pretty sure of it.


They are so pretty in your picture that I will grow them out front, and if some one steals one, well, they may be surprised! LOL!!!

Two out of the three peppers survived over winter. Saw the first blossom today!

Hi Scott. Could I bother you for some seeds? I love unusual hot peppers and can overwinter some as well.

Just found this vid on the Kambuzi. The version that I have is the pumpkin shaped variety.

[URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqTJrtMSu-Q[/URL]

[QUOTE=Tracydr;756518]Hi Scott. Could I bother you for some seeds? I love unusual hot peppers and can overwinter some as well.[/QUOTE]


Sure, just pm me with your address.

I watched the video, and then I did PM you requesting some seeds. Thank you.

Thanks!
 

Scott, I just wanted to thank you for sharing some of these seeds with me last year. I enjoyed this variety a lot. It did quite well in my garden. :)