Ok folks.  I have boxed up the peppers and they will go out tomorrow.  I also included some dehydrated peppers that I like the blend of,  they are a paprika that has a little heat and a pepper called sugar rush peach.  I toss a couple in stir fry,  they rehydrate and add great flavor.  By my palate they add nice heat without scorching,  but your mileage may vary.

If you dont live in santa cruz, and you are already on this thread, hopefully you have sent me your address.

If you are Bushy, Polepole, or fish flogger, then I will get you yours locally. 

If you are just now seeing this and want some peppers,  I will likely have more in a few weeks, but this is the last of them from my last harvest round.  So, send me a message, and if I end up with more I will hook you up.

The varieties in the box are a few different habanero types, some ghost variants, brain strain, jonahs yellow brain, sugar rush cream, carolina reaper, moruga scorpion, devils tounge, and a few others.  you may or may not get all of these as I literally just dropped some in each box. 

Another thing to note is that I am an organic gardener, and I do not use any pesticide on my peppers.  I did my best to separate out any peppers that maybe had a hole in them, or some sign of damage.  But, chances are some got in with the rest of them.  You can toss them, or eat them whatever your thing is. 

Yep, got mine in the mail as well. Thanks!
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I'm in the Bay Area, but I make trips to fish the surf around Santa Cruz. My significant other loves spicy food so I'd love to get on the next batch if possible. Mail or pickup are okay with me. Whichever works better for you. Thanks for the generous offer!

When I was in grad school in the late 1970s, I used to eat occasionally with a couple of Chinese students.  They would bring a commercial-sized bottle of Tabasco sauce with them and chug it all over whatever they were eating.  It was scary to see.  One of them told me, "Chairman Mao said 'There are three things I will never give up - women, the Revolution, and hot pepper!'"