These are open pollinated seeds from my personal garden. I grew over 70 varieties this year. What does open pollinated mean? It means that there was no physical barrier preventing cross pollination. These seeds are not guaranteed to be pure. I do some things to try to keep them pure, such as grouping multiple plants of the same variety and being picky about which peppers I save seed from. However, I grow for fun... as reflected in the price of these seeds. If I offer isolated seed in the future, it will be substantially more expensive. Some seeds are intentional crosses or newer strains that may be unstable. That means the peppers grown out from the seed may show phenotypes different from the parent plant. I have to send seeds with tracking to maintain my seller status - all will be shipped in such a way that they won't be crushed by USPS equipment. Please keep in mind that the hotter the pepper, the slower the seeds are to germinate. Habanadas are also slow. I will be adding varieties descriptions on an ongoing basis. I start my peppers in February to get some really huge plants - some of these do need a long growing season.