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I grow hot peppers every year and usually end up with more than I can use or give away. I like the orange habeneros the best. A guy I work with is also into peppers and he gave me a variety of seeds and one was a chocolate habenero which I got the impression was a "ghost pepper. I have been unsuccessful growing them from seed, but I really don't have much experience doing that. I've tried all kinds of starter soil. I usually buy established plants, habeneros are the hottest I can find around town.
As far as chilepetins, they seem to grow wild in my small yard. I live smack in the middle of Austin. They are mostly seed, just a little bit of flesh, but it will light you up. Does that sound like a chilepetin...?