A “better version” of the classic Tabasco variety. This one is more prolific and more resistant to plantdiseases.Produces a huge amount of hot and unique tastingpods which are actually very good for culinary use. Don’t make a mistake and think that the taste is anywhere near the overly vinegary famous sauce made from Tabasco peppers. This one is actually good.Very easy to grow and the plant can easily produces pods for years and years.Very good for bonchi growing too.Challenge: 1 (ideal for beginners!)
Tabasco, Greenleaf
C. frutescens
8
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