Bonsai
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Chupetinho, White
C. chinense7What a wonderful variety! These white, tear shaped, very aromatic and quite hot pods look absolutely astonishing! This variety can be filled with white pods. There will be literally hundreds and hundreds of pods per plant on this variety. Ideal for bonchi growing as well!
4,80 €
Another must have for any chili grower!
Challenge: 1In stock
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Aji Piura
C. baccatum8Less known variety. Extremely prolific, quite hot Capsicum baccatum chili pepper with a very tasty, sharp aroma. Highly recommended as a tasty substitute for Cayennes etc. Try mixing this one with salt to make a great looking, tasty chili salt. The plant can grow quite tall and it will look great filled with lots of tasty chili peppers. It's especially easy and fun to control the excess growth with scissors with baccatum chilis.
3,80 €
Challenge; 1 (easy to grow).In stock
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Aji Habanero
C. baccatum8The name Aji Habanero is a misleading as it isn't related to habaneros. After growing it it once, it became one of my definitive favorites. Prolific, hot, tasty and easy to grow. Worked especially well as powder and chipotle.
3,70 €
There are couple of versions by the same name out there.
Challenge: 1 (Very easy to grow.)In stock
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Tshololo
C. chinense8Very unusual not fully stabile chili pepper which gives stunning yields!
3,90 €
Aromatic pods which are great to be used both as fresh or dried.
Makes a very strong tasting powder, it’s hot too but the actual aroma is just great.
These pods ripen from dark green with black shades to orange-red.
Ripens quickly!
Grows very well in pots.
Challenge: 1In stock
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Capezzoli di Scimmia
C. chinense7Very 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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Cumari Alongado
8Quite special semi-wild C. praetermissum variety with long pods.
They have very nice, high heat level.Turns into a great tasting powder that gives a nice tingling in your tongue.The plant itself is very gorgeous and can be filled with nice pods.Ideal for bonsai chile growing too.7,90 €In stock
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Burundi Pepper
C. annuum7A stunningly pretty hot ornamental type chili pepper which has beautiful white-purple flowers. This variety produces a ton of pretty pods which ripen thru multiple color stages finally to red. The heat level is hot, The plant is also quite compact which makes it ideal kitchen plant to spice up your food. Ideal for thai-type foods as the heat level is quite piercing. Ideal for bonsai chili (bonchi) growing too. Highly recommended for beginners too!
Challenge: 1 (easy to grow)
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Cabai Burung Ungu
C. frutescens8One of the most unique chile peppers I've ever seen! The looks of this plant is very beautiful! From Malaysia.
The name means "Purple Bird Pepper".The pods mature from the tiny shiny deep purple to orange-purple to through
purplish crimson red to bright red.The taste is typical to C. frutescens species, very suitable to use as flakes or powder or whole pods in a hot soup for example.In colder climates this one should be grown indoors or in a greenhouse. Or if you can extend the growth by taking the plant indoors later autumn, you can grow it outdoors too.An article about this fascinating variety here.Very limited supply!Challenge: 2 (easy to grow, just needs enough warmth and light and a longer season.)7,90 €In stock
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Pimenta Sparanise
C. chinense8Fantastic tasting variety which could be described as an alongated, premium type Habanero. The habanero aroma and sweetness are very present. Very prolific plant which is easy to grow in different conditions. Grows very nicely in pods. Ideal for cooking as fresh and dried flakes/powder. Quite hot but not nearly as hot as super hot varieties.
4,90 €
Challenge: 1 (easy to grow)In stock
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Madre de Rios
C. frutescens8Very unusual, more round, pointed frutescens (Tabasco relative) chili pepper. The taste is unique and interesting. Great as dried flakes too. The plant is very robust, dark green, and healthy looking. Can almost look like a fake plant. Great as a bonsai chili pepper too!
4,60 €
Challenge: 1 (easy to grow)In stock
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