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Aji Gusanito
C. chinenseIntroducing a delightful chili pepper from Bolivia - the Aji Gusano, also known by several other names such as Arivivi Gusanito, Aribibi Gusanito, and Caterpillar chili. This unique plant is naturally compact and produces beautiful pods that resemble white worms, as the name suggests.
4,90 €
The Aji Gusano boasts a distinct and alluring aroma that adds a special touch to any dish. It seems to have some genes of the C. frutescens species, making it a more unique ingredient for various cooking styles.
This rare and unusual chili is a must-try for any adventurous foodie. Don't miss out on the chance to add this extraordinary plant to your garden and elevate your culinary creations.
Challenge: 1 (Very easy to grow!)In stock
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Criolla Sella
C. baccatumCriolla Sella: A Bolivian Treasure! Discover the versatile flavors of Criolla Sella, a remarkable chili variety hailing from the heart of Bolivia. Celebrated for its vibrant, sunny hue and very fruity undertones, Criolla Sella brings a unique twist to traditional chili profiles.
3,90 €
These chilies offer over a moderate heat level, making them a versatile choice for a variety of dishes. Whether you're spicing up a salsa, adding zest to sauces, or experimenting with new culinary creations, Criolla Sella is an excellent choice. But best way to preserve these chilis is to dry and use them as flavorful powder!
Gardeners will appreciate their easy-to-grow nature and the bountiful harvests they provide. Enjoy the delightful blend of flavor and heat that Criolla Sella chilis bring to your table!
Challenge: 1 (Easy to grow).In stock
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Marbles
C. annuumOne 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)3,90 €In stock
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Pimenta de Cheiro do Para
C. chinensePimenta Cheiro do Pará is a vibrant Brazilian variety that stands out with its bright yellow pods. The name, which translates to "Scent of Pará," hints at the pepper's aromatic quality, a feature that makes it as appealing to the nose as it is to the palate. With a manageable heat level that doesn't overpower its delightful flavor, these chilis are perfect for adding a lovely kick and fruity, exotic flavor to any dish.
4,90 €
The plants are robust and adapt well to a variety of growing conditions, making them suitable for both garden beds (in warm climates) and containers. Due to the compact plant size and small pods, they are also an excellent choice to grow as beautiful bonsai chilis. Their compact size yields an abundant harvest, ensuring a steady supply throughout the season. Typically reaching maturity around 80-90 days, Pimenta Cheiro do Pará peppers are not only a culinary delight but also a visually appealing addition to your garden, with their sun-kissed yellow pods dangling like little lanterns amid the green foliage. Ideal for salsas, marinades, or as a pickled treat, this chili brings the essence of Brazilian flavor to your table.
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Bolivian Rainbow
C. annuumThe Bolivian rainbow chili pepper is one of the prettiest and easiest-to-grow decorative pepper plants out there! It's a small, tidy plant that looks good even in winter. But when it gets plenty of sunlight or the right kind of artificial light, it really shines.
4,90 €
Its dark green leaves change to a shiny, deep purple, sometimes almost black. The unique, upright, cone-shaped peppers change through many colors - green, purple, pink, yellow, and orange, before they finally turn a bright red when ripe! You'll often see peppers of all these colors on the plant at the same time, which is why so many people love it. The peppers are a bit spicy and great for cooking.
Challenge: 1 (easy)In stock
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Brazilian Pumpkin
C. baccatumYet another wonderful chili pepper which belongs to to Capsicum baccatum species.
4,90 €
This resembles a Starfish (red version) a little, except these pods are fatter, more pumpkin-shaped.
The taste is absolutely amazing, fruitful, sweet and moderately hot in the center. The edges are nonpungent.
If you are mostly into the aroma and taste, then check out this and other baccatum chilis as well!
Challenge: 1 (can grow large, keep small with scissors if needed.)In stock
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Bulgarian Carrot
C. annuumThe Bulgarian Carrot chili, also known as Shipka, is a vibrant and spicy heirloom pepper from Bulgaria. It boasts a unique, carrot-like shape and a bright orange color that adds a lively touch to any garden. This medium-hot variety, with a heat level that can rival a jalapeño, offers a crisp, slightly fruity flavor that complements a wide range of dishes. Perfect for salsas, hot sauces, and culinary experiments that call for a splash of color and heat. Easy to grow, the Bulgarian Carrot chili matures early and is an excellent choice for gardeners looking to spice up their harvest.Challenge: 1 (Very easy to grow)3,90 €In stock
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Wild Growe
C. frutescensAwesome Capsicum frutescens (Tabasco-related) plant which produces a large amount of lovely, very hot about 3cm long pods that mature from pale green/yellow to red.
4,90 €
Tough plant which loves a warm and sunny place.
Some people really like C. frutescenses due to their healthy, almost like plasticky look.
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Jemez Pueblo
C. annuumA mild-medium hot variety from New Mexico! The aroma is very nice and it matures very quickly! Highly recommended for stuffing or drying and powdering.
An awesome addition to mole-sauce as well.
Compact plant. Definitely easy to grow anywhere.Challenge: 1Save 0,40 €! 3,90 €In stock
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