Bonsai
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Marbles
C. annuum0One of the prettiest ornamental plants there is!
Very compact shape and the GREAT looks makes this one a must have.
Very easy to grow, ideal for beginners too.
The pods are non-pungent and have a rather nice taste compared to many other ornamental varieties.
These plants are really an attention catchers.Challenge: 1 (one of the easiest-to-grow chile peppers)3,60 €In stock
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Aji Bravo
C. frutescens8A great tabasco-relative chile pepper. It has a very hot pods and it produces very impressive amount of pods every time. Loves to grow in pots. This plant likes the hottest spot in your growing environment, especially when producing pods.
Ideal as one of your first varieties to try.A must have for chile pepper collector.Challenge: 22,60 €In stock
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Numex Twilight
C. annuum7An ornamental chile pepper that is so insanely pretty you simply can't miss it. If you like to grow useful chile peppers that are a true eye-candy! This is an ideal variety to decorate your windowsill, balcony, patio or garden. Perfect to be candied as it looks very pretty and has quite thin flesh. Very good bonsai chile candidate too. You can melt anyones heart with this one. Makes this an ideal gift item.
Challenge: 1 (Very easy to grow).3,30 €In stock
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Lemon Drop
C. baccatum8Here’s another great classic – and an essential
part of Peruvian cuisine! Baccatum peppers traditionally only grow in South
America, but they are actually the easiest and most successful plants for home
growers and beginners in chili hobby.Lemon Drop represents hot, non-sweet,
slightly lemon-flavored types of baccatum peppers (as opposed to sweet, low-heat or
only moderately hot “Aji” –type baccatum peppers). The plant is relatively
compact and produces lots of bright yellow fruit even in non-ideal home conditions.
Grows well in pots. Lemon Drop is especially great for fish dishes! Also a very
good, different tasting alternative to Cayenne and other Asian-type red hot
peppers.Challenge: 1 (easy)
3,40 €In stock
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Pimenta da Neyde
C. chinense8One of the strangest chile peppers I've ever seen!
Mature pods won't change the color, but stay purple instead.
Very, very pretty looking plant with lots of even prettier pods with a great aroma.
Extremely hot. Can be grown as useful bonsai / bonchi-ornamental.
Extremely rare!
Gladly, it's easy to grow.Challenge: 15,90 €In stock
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Earbob
C. baccatum53,60 €Very tasty baccatum chili pepper with a nice sweetness and just a medium pungency. Suitable for all kinds of cooking. Especially good when sliced on the bread as fresh pieces! Quite compact plant which produces a huge amount of nice looking, blunt red pods. Easy to grow which makes this variety ideal for beginners too.
Challenge: 1 (easy)
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Aji Finlandia, Yellow
C. baccatum7A yellow phenotype of a variety originally created by Fatalii in Finland.
4,80 €
The pods are large, crunchy, tasty, fruity and yellow! The plant tends to grow big like Aji Amarillo and similar large baccatums.
Tolerates cold very well. Not a stable variety so the end results may vary.
Limited supply!
Challenge: 1 (Very easy to grow)In stock
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Cheiro Recife
C. chinense7A very easy to grow chili pepper which produces an insanely huge crop on a compact plant! Quite small, super fruity-aromatic, fantastic looking pods make this one ideal for bonsai chili pepper growing too! Very good for all kind of cooking. These pods are great when used either fresh or dried as a powder or flakes. Fun variety to grow and it’s very suitable for even beginners.
Limited supply!
Challenge: 1
3,70 €In stock
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