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Wae Mae Wo
C. annuumOriginating from Korea, the Wae Mae Wo pepper belongs to the Capsicum annuum species. It's a plant that stretches upwards with grace, usually over a meter in height even when confined to a pot. It shows a surprising preference for cooler, shaded spots, flourishing even in the chill of winter when it continues to bloom. In a container, it's a generous producer, but it truly thrives when given room to spread its roots in the earth or to a larger pot, becoming more expansive and fruitful.
3,90 €
The peppers themselves transition from green to red as they mature, averaging around 6 to 7 centimeters in length, with a slender width of about 1 centimeter. They offer a delightful crunch and an unexpected flavor profile: a fusion of immediate sweety fruitiness, a little reminiscent in texture and taste to a crisp apple. This distinct flavor profile makes them an excellent addition to stir-fries and salads.
The Wae Mae Wo chili is a standout plant for those with the luxury of space, rewarding growers with its stature, pleasantly vigorous heat, and exceptional taste.
Challenge: 1 (Easy to grow!)In stock
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Rocato
C. chinenseThis very rare, very unique chili pepper comes from Boca Manu national park area in Peru, close to Brazil and in the Amazonas.
5,90 €
It is therefore not surprising that it is unlike any other chinense pepper you have grown and tasted!
Rocato tastes, indeed, very different from e.g.Habanero. It has a very thick, juicy flesh which makes it resemble rocoto peppers quite a bit.
Except for the seeds which are tan like C. chinense normally are.
With moderate, very comprehensive heat type and pleasant rocoto-type flavor it is quite usable for many kinds of
dishes -or even for eating fresh.
Smoked Rocato powder is one of it's kind, a precious seasoning with cooking.
A pretty plant, too!
Challenge: 1 (easy to grow)Only few items in stock
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Capsicum microcarpum
C. baccatumWild type, very rare and fascinating C. baccatum var. baccatum. Awesome, a bit hairy plant which will be filled with dark green, orange and red fruits! These pods come loose very easily which makes it easy to pick. Aroma is actually very lovely! Taste is like exotic a bit pungent berries. Especially good as a powder. Grows well in pots. A must have true rarity to your chili pepper collection!
Great choice to get familiar with wild Capsicums as these are easy to grow and to get to produce nice yields.Challenge: 1 (very easy to grow).14,90 €In stock
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Cheiro Roxa
C. chinenseOne of the greatest looking chile peppers ever seen!
6,90 €
After tasting it you might love it a lot!
The taste is on the best side of C. chinenses, the taste could be compared to pink habanero with something other unique freshness.
Heat level is between mild to moderate.
Not too hot for a habanero-relative.
Easy to grow.
Great for bonsai / bonchi purposes. The pods turn from green-black-purple to pinkish purple. From Brazil.
Very limited supply!
Challenge: 1In stock
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Sugar Rush, Amarillo
C. baccatumIncredibly tasty version of Sugar Rush which actually resembles yellow habanero with it's appearance more than any C. baccatum chili pepper.
4,90 €
It's very fruity and the aroma is one of the best from all chili peppers!
Quite compact plant, unlike most Sugar Rush versions. Extremely prolific!
Definitely a must have for anyone who wants the taste before the heat.
Challenge: 1 (This one is very easy to grow)In stock
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Capezzoli di Scimmia
C. chinenseVery pretty, compact plant that is filled with these quite small, tasty, hot orange pods. The name translates to “Monkey Nipple”.
4,90 €
These pods work great with cooking as fresh or dried. This plant is very easy to grow and it’s ideal as a bonsai chili pepper plant or a nice kitchen plant.
Challenge: 1 (easy to grow!)In stock
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Jalapeno, White
C. annuumOne of the best Jalapenos! These pods are big, tasty, sweet, medium hot and have the typical, wonderful Jalapeno aroma, as immature and mature. These plants are extremely prolific despite their compact size! A must have if you like Jalapenos! They ripen from pale white green to pale yellow and finally to red.
3,90 €
Challenge: 1 (Easy to grow!)In stock
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Hurt Berry
C. chinenseWow!
This painful berry (Who would not LOVE the name Hurt Berry btw!) is insanely hot!
It looks bit something like more stable Carolina Reaper or 7pot Primo.
If you are looking for a SUPER hot variety to grow, this one is a certain choice to get the absolutely hottest!
The taste on this pod is also excellent. On the better side of all the super hots.
BE CAREFUL WITH THIS ONE!6,90 €Challenge: 1In stock
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