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Barra do Ribeiro
C. baccatum6Quite rare baccatum chili pepper with lot of fruity overtones with it’s taste. Great at all stages of maturity. Extremely prolific plant!
Slice some tony pieces on your bread and you will fall in love with this variety.
Quite fast plant to produce yield.
Grows very well in pots. Matures from white to red.Challenge: 1 (Very easy to grow)3,90 €In stock
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Pakistani Dundicut
C. annuum8Quite hot chili pepper variety from Pakistan. The plant is very productive and it bears pods in almost every circumstances. To my surprise it even tolerates cold better than most chili pepper varieties do, although it originates from a hot area.
Challenge: 1 (easy to grow)
Save 0,50 €!3,40 €2,90 €In stock
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Aji Finlandia, Yellow
C. baccatum7A yellow phenotype of a variety originally created by Fatalii in Finland.
4,90 €
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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Brazilian Red Olive
C. baccatum7Very tasty, medium hot variety from brazil. The aroma on this (as with most baccatums) is just fantastic. The pods are about olive size but the plant will bear a big amount of these pods on a single plant. The pods are quite good already as a green, their immature stage.
Challenge: 1 (easy to grow).
3,70 €In stock
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Dedo de Moca, Yellow
C. baccatum6A medium hot, just a little sweet Capsicum baccatum chili pepper.
3,90 €
Quite compact plant for baccatum which gives nice yields of medium sized, tasty pods.
Yellow version of the favourite chiles used by brazilians for cooking.
Challenge: 1 (Very easy to grow)In stock
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7Recent research considers these wild and semi-wild peppers as the oldest known chili
pepper species in the world. In a way: “the mother of chili”! As a plants they are very
different from anything else when it comes to chili. The plants itself isn’t
the beauty-queen of capsicums. It’s typically a mess of long, thin stems
sprawling everywhere. Fortunately, it’s not very big, either – and one can always
use scissors. It produces masses of tiny, very (!) lovely snow-white flowers and (later) oval, spicy (but not very hot)
orange-red berries. These berries are actually very useful in all sorts of
cooking, both fresh and dried. As strange as it may seem, these plants also
make some very attractive bonsai plants! Also one of the easiest wild peppers
to germinate. This should be a part of any capsicum enthusiast’s collection!Challenge: 1 (easy to grow for a wild chili pepper)
8,90 €In 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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C. annuum6Medium hot ornamental which can be used in cooking too. The plant is very compact and easy to grow. The pods ripen from yellow to red. Despite their small size, they are extremely prolific and quick to mature. Especially great as a cute kitchen plant or as a bonsai chili!
Challenge: 1 (easy to grow)
3,70 €In stock
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Fatalii’s Fifty Miracles
This huge chile pepper seed kit includes at least 50 different varieties!
Save 50,10 €!
The varieties selected are among different species.
Includes super tasty, beautiful, super hot, mild and wild varieties.
Learn what you like the most and have something to grow for a long time!'
FREE SHIPPING with this product.170,00 €119,90 €In stock
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Fatalii’s STARFISH TRIPLE PACK! (Chili Seed Kit)
C. baccatumContains three different Starfish chili pepper varieties.
8,90 €
Starfish
Extraordinary chili pepper plant from Brazil: the center of things weird and wonderful in chili. The wonderment begins with the plant itself. Huge leaves up to 30 cm long. It also grows very fast and it can grow VERY tall, 3-4 m height isn’t uncommon at all! The fruit is not less spectacular: it is non-pungent
with sweet, very strong and pleasant apple flavor in the edges, but the center of the pod is something entirely different: it’s HOT. One of the most delicious, most amazing peppers there is. Tall size is not a problem as you can keep it short simpley with scissors if you like.
Starfish, Yellow
A yellow version of the extraordinary chili pepper plant from Brazil.
Rare. The taste is very sweet, apple-like around the edges, but it can pack a punch in the middle!
Great looking shape. Very prolific chili pepper which grows well in almost every condition.
A must have for a chili pepper collector.
Starfish, Orange
A rare, orange version of a starfish-shaped chili pepper plant from Brazil.
This orange version has even more sweetness than the yellow version.
As with the red and yellow version, the edges of this chili pepper have very sweet, apple-like aroma and the middle section packs some heat.
Tends to grow a little taller than the yellow version. Very prolific and easy to grow plant.
Another must have for a chili pepper collector.
All seed kits include a pocket growing guide.Only few items in stock
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C. pubescens8Juicy, quite prolific and semi-compact rocoto plant. Heat level is just above average. Needs quite long season. Challenging plant. Not recommended for beginners unless you're up to a challenges. The taste when fully mature is absolutely fantastic combined with a full spectrum heat level, far from the unpleasant stingy pungency.
Challenge: 2 (needs a long season).4,60 €In stock
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CAP 1022
C. annuum7A wonderful variety which gives great yields no matter where it's growing, indoors, outdoors, in greenhouse or in a garden. Ideal for oriental dishes. Easy to grow but not recommended for overwintering. Best to grow as annual plant.
Challenge 2: (Easy to grow but can be difficult to overwinter).2,30 €In stock
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