A famous mexican chili pepper. The name means tree chili pepper. Medium hot. Grows like a tree. Tough plant, especially good for outdoor growing. Produces a huge amount of pods. Great for mexican cuisine!
Challenge: 1 (easy to grow).
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C. annuum
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1,90 €
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