for all you hot pepper lovers:hottest pepper in the world

Grew 'em last year (thanks to John Hagan)...Ask Steve R how hot these babies are.

My seeds never sprouted. Where can I get some "Ghost" plants?

We are wanting to put some of these out this year. Anyone know where to get some plants? Locally?

I should have some of these plants for sale by mid may. PM me and Ill let you know when they are ready.

I should have some of these plants for sale by mid may. PM me and Ill let you know when they are ready.

John,

Hold one for me...I'll never eat the things but the look so damn cool one the bush that I just like to see 'em grow,

I think nothing of eating habaneros; I joke that I burned off my taste buds. I'd LOVE to try a speck of that!

that's what was used for the final dish at the inferno dinner at 610 Magnolia. It was pretty hot. I think the guy may have been exagerating a big though. But the employees were talking about how much it hurt to accidentally touch them.

I didn't click through the link, but assume these are about bhout jalopia peppers? (not going to guarantee that spelling is correct)
I bought seeds last fall for spring planting, but the instructions indicated we need way more hot weather (prolonged) that available in Louisville. I'd really like to try them, but would love to hear of other experiences first.