Originating from Trinidad comes this insane 7 Pod Barrackpore, one of the rarest and hottest chilli varieties in the world. Cultivated for generations, it boasts a fierce reputation and distinctive flavour that intrigues chilli enthusiasts worldwide.
Meet the 7 Pod Jonah, a fiery delight originating from the Caribbean. This is a seriously hot chilli with an insane burn that keeps going, perfect for spice enthusiasts.
Adalberto Habanero, a rare Brazilian habanero variety, stands out as a prolific producer with clustered, uniquely shaped pods transitioning from green to orange. Ideal for gardens, it thrives in both pots and the ground, reaching 60 cm in height.
Aji Ahuachapan, hailing from El Salvador, belongs to the Baccatum variety of chillies. It is a beautiful looking plant full of orange chilli peppers with a fantastic flavour. It is a rare find, adding a touch of uniqueness to your garden.
Aji Amarillo originates from Peru and belongs to the Capsicum Baccatum species. It is the most commonly used chilli pepper in Peruvian cuisine. It is a big pendulous plant that grows well in a pot and it has a long producing season. It is a great all rounder plant, having a decent heat level and great flavour and it’s a heavy producer.
Originating from the highlands of Peru, Aji Cito is a rare chilli variety celebrated for its unique characteristics and unique flavour profile. The chilli is eye-catching and produces an abundant amount of beautiful pods. It is easy to grow, has a long season and is a great producer. You will be picking pods throughout summer.
The Aji colourado Orange, originating from Peru and Bolivia, is a remarkable Baccatum variety celebrated for its vibrant orange chilli peppers. It grows as a big dangly bush full of glowing orange chilli peppers. This is an easy variety to grow and has a long producing season.
Aji Crystal Chilli hails from Curico, Chile, belonging to the Baccatum species. It is such an amazing producer and it’s one of the first to pod up and has a long season. All in all Aji Crystal is easy to grow, great producer of delicious pods and it looks spectacular when it’s full of these pale yellow pods. They have a delicious citrus flavour and would be great for making a salsa.
Aji Duke Chilli, was created at Duke University in the USA, it boasts a rich lineage. This flavourful variety has found a second home in the warm climate of Australia. So all in all a great plant for beginners, amazing producer of delicious pods.This variety is easy to grow and is very prolific. This makes it great for cooking.
Aji Fantasy, originating in Finland, boasts a stunning appearance with its lantern-shaped pods. This unique chilli variety has captivated the world with its distinct qualities.This plant will stand out in any garden when it’s full of these amazing looking pods. It has a really sweet flavour with a medium heat level.
Aji Fantasy Cream, a delightful variation of Aji Fantasy, originated as a bushier and shorter plant. Its golf ball-sized pods undergo a graceful transition from a light white to a creamy hue. This aesthetically pleasing plant not only adds visual charm but also delivers a fantastic burn. It thrives with ease, demonstrating prolific growth and yielding pods that are exceptionally crunchy, thick-walled, and juicy. The delightful flavour profile features a lovely sweetness with a subtle tang, making it one of the most enjoyable chilli varieties you’ll ever taste.
Aji Fantasy Orange stands out as a delightful variation of the renowned Aji Fantasy chilli pepper, hailing from the Capsicum Baccatum species. This variety proves to be an incredible producer of uniquely shaped pods, making for a majestic-looking plant that yields bountifully throughout the season. Overall, this new Aji Fantasy Orange is an exceptional chilli, boasting ease of cultivation and an outstanding flavour profile. In terms of taste, it ranks among our top 5 favourite chilli varieties. We have developed a fondness for this variety, as it has swiftly become a new favourite in our collection.
Aji Fantasy Peach, a delightful variant of the popular Aji Fantasy chilli, originates as a captivating and flavourful pepper within the Capsicum Baccatum species. It proves to be a great producer of these beautiful pods, transitioning from creamy white to a lovely peach colour upon ripening. With its majestic appearance, this plant ensures a continuous harvest throughout the season. Overall, this new Peach Aji Fantasy stands out as an amazing chilli, known for its ease of cultivation and delicious flavour. We are enamoured with this variety, as it offers a chilli experience suitable for everyone, thanks to its moderate heat level.
Aji Guyana, a rare Baccatum variety, hails from Guyana in South America. Renowned for its vibrant appearance, it stands tall with yellow, flavourful peppers. An exceptional producer, it requires staking for support due to its height and gangle structure.
Aji Lemon Chilli, also known as Aji Limon or Lemon Drop, hails from Ecuador or Peru. This exceptional producer boasts small, lemon-yellow pods with a distinctive citrus overtone, perfect for enhancing seafood, stir-fries, or Thai dishes. Aji Lemon Chilli is renowned for its vibrant citrus flavour and small, wrinkled pods.
Aji Limo, a rare Peruvian chilli, boasts a vibrant plant with a unique umbrella-like structure. Ideal for pots, it thrives in-ground, reaching a metre in height. The pods transition from green to red, creating a visually appealing spectacle. These are known for their resilience and ornamental growth.
The Aji Mango Stumpy’s origin remains unknown, adding to its mystique and allure. Aji Mango Stumpy, an exquisite Baccatum variety, boasts vibrant orange peppers with a superb sweet and fruity flavour. A tall and slender plant requiring stakes for support, it thrives in pots, reaching 1.5 metres in height.
Aji Melocoton, hailing from Peru, is a vibrant chilli pepper celebrated for its very flavourful tropical essence. The name “Melocoton,” translating to peach in Spanish, reflects its beautiful peach-coloured pods. Known as a Baccatum variety, it delivers a delectable taste experience.
Aji Norteno, a Capsicum Baccatum hailing from Peru, is celebrated for its prolific growth in the northern coastal valleys. Recognized as the “Northern Aji,” it thrives in the Vir and Lambayeque valleys.
Aji Omnicolour, originating from Peru, is a visual delight with its vibrant 5-6 cm fruits transitioning from ivory to purple and culminating in a stunning red. The plant, reaching 50 cm in pots, showcases a captivating mix of colours as fruits ripen at different stages.
Discover the fiery allure of the Aji Oro Rocoto, a potent member of the Capsicum Pubescens family originating from Bolivia. Renowned as an exceptional producer, its vibrant pods transition from green to warm yellow, culminating in a tantalising almost orange hue upon ripening. We offer different types of Rocotos: Yellow Rocoto from Mexico, Locoto from Bolivia, Rocoto from Peru, and Manzano Orange from Mexico. This is the “THE HOTTEST ROCOTO WITH A SENSATIONAL FLAVOUR,” making it an irresistible choice for chilli enthusiasts seeking both heat and taste.
Aji Panca, originating from Peru, stands out as a top-tier mild chilli pepper, renowned for its berry sweetness and subtle smokiness. Despite common belief, it’s classified as a Capsicum Chinense.
Aji Panca Red is a spicy twist on the familiar Aji Panca chilli from Peru. If you enjoy the mild brown version but crave more heat, this one’s for you. It’s much hotter than the brown version, yet it maintains the delicious berry sweetness and a touch of smokiness. It’s a staple in Peruvian cuisine, known for its unique flavour profile.
Indigenous to South America, the Aji Peanut, a prominent member of the Capsicum Baccatum family, boasts a distinctive appearance resembling peanut shells. Recognized for its bountiful harvest, this chilli variety transforms from light green to a fiery red, offering both visual and culinary delight. It is quite prolific, and the fruits have a delicious sweet flavour. Heat-wise, they pack quite a punch, making this variety something rare and unique.
Aji Peruvian, a standout Baccatum variety from Peru, excels in prolific pod production. This chilli’s allure lies in its transition from creamy white to vibrant red, making it a visually striking addition to any garden or culinary creation. It is one of the best producers in the Baccatum family, ensuring you get lots of pods throughout the entire season.
The Aji Pineapple, hailing from Peru, is a remarkable chilli variety known for its prolific yield and ease of cultivation. Classified as Capsicum Baccatum, this lovely chilli is ideal for those new to growing their own chillies, offering a great starting point. You will get lots of delicious pods, and this variety thrives in cooler climates, providing an extended growing season.
In the lush landscapes of Venezuela, Lindberg Figueroa introduced the AJI PINGA DE PERRO, a striking Capsicum Annuum chilli pepper. The name, translating to ‘Dog Penis’ in Catalan, humorously alludes to its unique appearance. This remarkable chilli plant can grow over 80 cm tall in a pot and even larger when planted in the ground, making it a standout in any garden. The plant’s distinctive pods further add to its visual appeal, making the Aji Pinga de Perro a noteworthy addition for chilli enthusiasts.
Discover Aji Rojo, originating from Peru, celebrated for its prolific red pods. A brief glimpse into this chilli reveals a great producer with vibrant pods, setting it apart in the chilli world.
Aji Rosita Red hails from Venezuela, recognized for its rarity among habanero varieties. This Capsicum Chinense cultivar matures into fiery red pods with a distinct sweet apple flavour and a touch of chinense/habanero essence.
Aji Umba, a sizzling Brazilian habanero of the Capsicum Chinense variety, boasts a compact, robust habanero-style plant, reaching 70 cm. Ideal for pots, it yields vibrant red, thick-walled pods, making it a sauce maker’s delight. Its adaptability to cooler climates makes it suitable for all chilli enthusiasts.
Aji Valle de Canca, a remarkable chilli hailing from Peru, boasts distinctive sweet and sour notes. With pods starting green, turning orange, and maturing into a vibrant red, this Baccatum variety has thick walls akin to Rocoto. A prolific producer, it requires sturdy stakes due to its sprawling nature.
