I believe the origin is Darwin or at least the northern region of NT/WA, a Capsicum Annuum species with a moderate heat. They have an odd shape with a flat or squared off nose and they ripen in splotches. What I mean is top may be completely red whilst the middle and nose are green.

I will go and take a picture now for you I think I have a few just about ripe.

Well I didn't have as many as I thought but here are a few pics. They normally get bigger than this but the plant is being taken over by a massive Bih Jolokia.

I now have absolutely bucket loads of Naga Jolokia seeds available, anyone after any contact me via PM.

Will also have some very interesting Carribeans and hybrids available soon

100% germ rate on the Nagas ! and Peri Peri, 80% germ rate on the Bih Jolokia so far
i planted the Broome recently so will see how they go

Glad to hear

Figured I'd toss this in here just for fun, don't try this at home!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZxilSwZMYQ

Ahh, good ol' Neil. I first watched his chilli test vids a few years back and he's been a hero of mine ever since.

I bought my original seeds from Neil a few years ago, a top bloke and really a pleasure to do business with. However he is obviously completely bonkers !! I can't put in to words how hot those things are. Not for eating in my opinion but great for making sauce or stews etc.

Hello everybody ,i have seeds from:
georgia chokolate,bubba,criola sella,pinochios nose,citron chili,bishop crown,hot palette,brazil multicolour acorn,
i have some more variouties
if somebody is interested i can send 5 seeds for 5 $ but i am from Bulgaria so will send it via post!Contact me and many regards to all chili enthusiasts:)

Does anyone here have "peter's pepper" (penis pepper)

This is an awsome chilli thread by the way!

Cheers, Chef