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Bhut Jolokia production at a Sivasagar firm

Bhadreswar Dihingia, A farmer collects "Bhut Jolokia" or "Naga Chili" peppers in his field at Bakata in Sivasagar district of Assam on 17-07-2008. Bhut jolokia, a thumb-sized chili pepper with frightening potency, rated the hottest chili in the world by Guinness World Records. It is widely eaten as a spice, a cure for stomach troubles and, seemingly paradoxically, a way to fight the crippling summer heat too.

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Dr.T.Christopher's picture

Kindly provide me some seeds of bhut jalokia/naga jalokia for research through VPP. With Regards Dr.T.Christopher Department of Biotechnology, Kakatiya University, Warangal-506 009, Andhra Pradesh.
nitu konwar's picture

I need some information regarding chili production in various districts of Assam for academic purpose.please send to my id if you can.
TEJPAL SHAH's picture

I want more information, on growing BHUT JOLOKIA, in greenhouse or polyhouse, in SANGLI MAHARASHTRA
WIKRAM SANADI's picture

Dear Sir Please let me know where in Kolkata or Assam I can buy Bhut Jolokia can you gimme the name of a few dealers or wholesellers. Wikram Sanadi Mobile : 09821755565
Sumit Bazari's picture

Dear Sir If you have any details regarding the producer, wholeseller or dealer of Bhut Jholokia then please let me know. Thanks & Regards Sumit Bazari
Manoj's picture

Please suggest from where we can buy Bhut Jolokia seeds, in Delhi. If it is not available in India then other parts of India.
pravin's picture

Please let me know from where in India i can buy bhoot jolokia seeds .
Delta9's picture

I purchased naga chilli form my local Turkish veg store and dried one out. Seeds germinated and grew fine I now have 8 little seedlings :)
jain  K L's picture

I like to buy this naga jolokia seeds. Please let me know.
Bankim Shah's picture

We require Bhut Jolokia urgently. Kindly provide the Indian supplier /manufacturer address and telephone numbers urgently.
animesh naithany's picture

Where can I buy bhut jalokia? Please suggest or contact on animesh_naithany@yahoo.co.in
C.D.Sasikumar's picture

I would like to know where I can get a few seeds of Bhut Jolokia chillies to grow in my home-garden for personal consumption.
antony Frank's picture

I would like to buy some Bhut Jholokia seeds in Goa or anywhere nearby pls let me know where I could get these. thanks
wilson david's picture

Dear sir, Would you please mail me the adress or the phone numbers of Jolokia pepper dealers, farmers or merchants that I can buy from them. Thanks
Alfred's picture

at Wilson, Call +919678423618 for bulk supply of Bhut Jolokia.
LAN  CHIN-CHERNG's picture

MR.LAN CHIN-CHERNG,FROM TAIWAN, I LIKE TO PLANT SOME SMALL QUANTITY OF "BHUT JOLOKIA" IN TAIWAN,IS THERE ANY PERSON FROM "ASSAM,INDIA"CANSELL TO ME 250GRAM FRESH,VIABLE SEED OF "BHUT JOLOKIA",SO THAT I CAN HAVE THESE PLANTS IN TAIWAN, IN THE NEAR FUTURE, I CAN ALSO BUY DRIED FRUIT OF THESE PLANTS FROM THIS, SAME PERSON WHO SUPPLYING ME THESE PLANTS SEED, MY E MAIL ADDRESS: sungodtw@ms69.hinet.net 2009/ NOV./ 09
VIJAY JAIN's picture

WHERE CAN I BUY ONE TON BHUT JOLOKIA POWDER
Mario Gracias's picture

I want to buy Bhut Jolokia seeds, Please inform me from where i can procure them.
Mritunjoy Narayan Sharma's picture

Dear All, I am a cultivator and small merchant of Bhut Jolokia or ghost chilly from Assam. Any body interested in buying Bhut Jolokia can contact me in my e-mail id.Mritunjoy.Sharma@rediffmail.com
sarvjit dhillon's picture

I am in Delhi. From where I can buy the bhoot jolokia seeds in Delhi.
jamuneswar biswas's picture

I m from goalpara dist. I am interested to do cultavation of bhut jolokia.so, i request you pls help me.
Vipul Amin's picture

Hello, I leave in Belgium, and would like to try and grow the Bhut Jolokia, in my greenhouse, and would therefore be grateful if you could send me some seeds. My address is as follows: Dokter Van Raesstraat 21, Hoboken 2660, Antwerp, Belgium.
gaurav sharma's picture

We deal in bhut jolakia/king chilli- dry pods,powder,flakes,seeds.smoke dry & oven dry.MDS GREENCIRCLE CO.GUWAHATIcontact us-8822488882/9435140031
DEBAJIT SHARMAH's picture

I am cultivating Bhoot jolokia in Jagi bhakatgaon, 10 k.m.s from Jagiroad. Looking for a buyer. Organically produced, Naga king chilli
raju prasad's picture

i'm cultivating bhut jolokia . any interested to purchase kindly contact me @ rajupiiswbm@gmail.com or 7896174245 

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