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Rocoto, Brown
C. pubescensOne of the most unique Rocoto varieties out there.
7,90 €
It has a nice brown color when mature. The pods looks absolutely stunning when plant is filled with pods with chocolate-like color!
The taste is excellent, juicy, fresh and the flesh is very thick.
Plenty of heat for a hot dishes!
VERY RARE type of Rocoto.
Challenge: 2 (requires a long season. Start early.)In stock
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Doux Des Landes
C. annuumThe name means "mild from Landes". Landes is a an area in South-France.
4,90 €
What a pleasant surprise this variety is! There are quite a few chili peppers that look like this one, but this one has one wonderful trait. It's very mild, almost nonpungent! The aroma is actually excellent. Gives great yields and the pods can grow surprisingly large. Ideal to cut into salads or to use as decorations with all kinds of cooking. Very welcomed speciality into your garden!
Challenge: 1In stock
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Fatalii’s Hundred Wonders
This incredibly massive chile pepper seed kit includes at least 100 different varieties!
Save 81,00 €! 359,00 €
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.In stock
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Bonzi
C. annuumQuite hot chili variety which produces hundreds and hundreds of cute small, red pods which start from a green color when immature. The plant itself is a very compact and extremely prolific. As you might have guessed, this plant is ideal for bonsai chili (bonchi) growing as well as indoor gardens and windowsills and other small pots. Quite hot and useful for cooking as well.
3,90 €
Challenge: 1 (very easy, ideal for beginners)In stock
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Jalapeno, Felicity
C. annuumSo very aromatic, sweet and juicy, thick fleshed, large type of Jalapeño which is completely non-pungent!
4,20 €
Great for stuffing if you want stuffed mild Jalapeños. Or eat them as they are straight from the plant.
Lovely plant to have around for easy snacking. Very prolific. Matures faster than more traditional Jalapeños.
Challenge: 1In stock
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Jalapeno, Numex Vaquero
C. annuumA wonderful, big jalapeno variety which actually has quite a lot of heat for a jalapeno! Will be corked very easily which make these pods very beautiful! Besides being tasty and very hot, they are also very prolific! A must have for any jalapeno lover who wants more heat!
3,90 €
Challenge: 1 (Easy to grow!)In stock
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Atalaya Honey
C. chinenseThe 'Atalaya Honey' chili pepper presents a delightful mix of sweetness and heat. These plump peppers are packed with flavor, starting with a sweet note and quickly turning up the heat to please daring taste buds. Lovely variety for its hearty production and low maintenance.
3,90 €
The bush itself is a beauty, sprouting lush leaves and creating a pleasing shape that's a treat for the eyes. The 'Atalaya Honey' is a standout in any garden, promising a harvest that's as lovely in taste as it is in appearance. Seems to have some C. frutescens genes as well.
Challenge: 1 (easy to grow!)In stock
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Puya
C. annuumThe Puya chili, originating from Mexico, is a medium-hot pepper well known for its fruity overtones and a heat that offers a moderate punch without overwhelming the palate. These chilies have a unique profile that adds depth to dishes, commonly used in traditional Mexican sauces and salsas to infuse a bold, robust flavor.
The deep red pods are elongated and somewhat curved, with a glossy skin, and are versatile in the kitchen, whether pureed, diced, or used to enhance the savory notes of meats and vegetables.Challenge: 1 (pretty easy to grow)3,90 €In stock
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Pimenta Leopard
C. chinenseThe Pimenta Leopard chili pepper is a stunning and flavorful variety, born from the cross between the fiery Bhut Jolokia and the unique Pimenta de Neyde. It boasts an eye-catching transition from purplish-black to bright red with dark accents, reminiscent of a leopard's markings. Known for its high heat level, which falls between a Habanero and a Ghost pepper, it combines spiciness with a hint of fruity sweetness, making it versatile for culinary uses.
This pepper is not just about its looks; it's prolific, with plants growing tall and producing numerous pods, enhancing any garden with its vibrant colors and dark foliage. Its distinctive taste and striking appearance make the Pimenta Leopard a noteworthy addition to the chili world. Not fully stable variety.Challenge: 1 (easy to grow)4,90 €In stock
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