A small chili with an unusual talent: it does genuinely well as a houseplant. Reputedly of Russian…
3,90 €C. annuum
The largest and most familiar of the chili species: jalapeños, cayennes, poblanos, most ornamentals, and every bell pepper. Annuums are generally the fastest to germinate, the quickest to ripen and the most forgiving of a short northern summer, which makes them the natural place to start.
Heat runs the whole way from none at all to genuinely fierce, so the species tells you very little about the burn — check the heat level on each variety.
Numex April Fools is a playful and beautifully unpredictable NuMex variety that loves to surprise…
3,90 €
The most famous novelty chili there is, and one whose shape needs no description here. What is…
A rarely offered Mexican variety that ripens through dark green into a deep chocolate brown, going…
3,90 €
A compact ornamental with real culinary use behind the looks, and the holder of an RHS Award of…
3,90 €
A compact Italian selection built on a Calabrian peperoncino. The plant stays low and bushy at…
3,90 €
The Bolivian rainbow chili pepper is one of the prettiest and easiest-to-grow decorative pepper…
A jalapeño that goes pale instead of green. The pods emerge a creamy white, hold that colour…
3,90 €
A Thai chili that ripens orange instead of red. The pods are slender and tapering, around 5 cm long…
3,90 €
A Mexican drying chile from the mirasol group — the same family as the guajillo, and usually…
3,90 €
A jumbo jalapeño bred for size and flesh. The pods reach roughly 12 cm long and 4–5 cm across —…
3,90 €
Jalapeño El Jefe is the leader of the pack when it comes to jalapeño varieties, offering big, bold…
3,90 €
