Hailing from the Christopher Phillips Rare Seed Collection, the CP115, a C. Chinense variety, is a fiery hybrid cross of Butch T Scorpion and Douglah 7 Pod. Renowned for its intense heat, the plant reaches 60 cm in height and thrives in pots, yielding distinctive 5 cm x 3 cm pods. The F5 stage cross produces pods with scorpion shapes and Douglah characteristics. Notably, it’s a robust producer with pimpled, tail-ended pods transitioning from green to brown.
The Daisy Cutter Chilli, a Capsicum Chinense, derived its name from the Vietnam War’s Daisy Cutter Fire-bomb. The Matthew Arthur (MA) strain, originating as a 7 pod Jonah, boasts a stunning appearance with golf ball-sized pods transitioning from green to red. Its distinctive sweet taste, perfume and floral notes set this chilli apart from other varieties.
The Dorset Naga, a distinguished member of ‘The Round Table of Hot Chilli Peppers,’ originated as a selected strain from the Naga Morich variety. Known for its intense heat, it gained popularity within the British Bangladeshi community. This variety, a cousin in ‘The Naga Family,’ earned its place with exceptional heat levels.
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Hailing from the Central African Republic, the Fatali Pepper is renowned among chilli enthusiasts for its intense heat and unique burn. Great producers, this chilli’s elongated pod, measuring 6-8 cm in length and 2-3 cm in width, boasts a tangy, citrusy flavour with fruity undertones.
The Fatalii Gourmet Jigsaw, a creation by Finnish grower Jukka, resulted from crossing the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion with a secret variety. Renowned for its extreme heat, it surpasses the Carolina Reaper and exhibits a unique tongue-numbing sensation. The Chocolate Jigsaw variant offers pods with a rich chocolate hue. Growing over a meter in height, this chili plant boasts fiery red peppers.
Hailing from China, the Fruitgum Multicoloured chilli is a captivating variety that thrives in pots or the ground. Standing at 70 cm, it boasts ribbed, 5-6 cm long pods undergoing a mesmerising colour transformation from green to purple, orange, and yellow, culminating in a light orange hue with purple stripes. Abundant in production, the plant forms a canopy of peppers, making it one of the finest chilli varieties.
The Ghostly Jalapeno, a 2012 creation by Ohio-based grower Jack Skaggs, is a fusion of Jalapeno and Bhut Jolokia. Renowned for prolific pod production, these chillies transition from green to fiery red on compact, bushy plants, reaching around 80 cm in height. The delightful flavour combines initial Bhut notes with a sweet, apple-like or bean-like taste.
Giant Red Cardi Scorpion, a remarkable chilli variety known for its impressive size, originates from the Capsicum Chinense species. With pods growing up to 6-8 cm long and 4-5 cm wide, it’s an excellent choice for heat seekers. The plant, reaching 70 cm in pots and even larger in the ground, produces vibrant red pods after starting as green.
The Giant Yellow Cardi Scorpion, a remarkable pepper variety, boasts pods larger than the typical Cardi Scorpion. Ideal for pots or ground planting, this prolific producer yields pods measuring 6-8 cm in length and 4-5 cm in width. Pods transition from green to a warm yellow hue, offering a stunning visual appeal. Renowned for extreme heat, its flavour profile is uniquely sweet and juicy, devoid of the floral notes found in some scorpions.
Goronong, a rare Malaysian habanero, boasts unique twisted pods. Ideal for limited spaces, it grows up to 60 cm in pots or slightly taller when planted in the ground. The pods transition from light green to a vibrant orange-yellow, presenting an eye-catching spectacle.
The Habanada Habanero, crafted by Michael Mazourek at Cornell University in 2001, delights with an apple-tinged, mild sweetness. This vibrant orange chilli, initially light green, thrives on a stocky 40-50 cm plant, ensuring a bountiful harvest.
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The Hurt Berry pepper, with a lineage that includes Reaper, Jigsaw, and Moruga, is indeed an extreme superhot variety. Its Scoville rating exceeds 1.6 million SHU (Scoville Heat Units), making it extremely hot. If you love the super hot chillies, the Hurt Berry will be one for you. You won’t be disappointed growing this beast!
Originating from a cross between Ghost Scorpion and BOC (Bhut Orange Copenhagen), JAYBOC is a fiery chilli renowned for its extreme heat. Its pods transition from vibrant green to fiery red upon maturity, boasting a striking appearance. Despite being in its early generations, it exhibits prolific production of these intensely hot peppers.
JPGS x BBG7 Dream, a fusion of Jay’s Peach Ghost Scorpion and BBG7 Dream, manifests as an exquisite pepper with remarkable aesthetics and formidable heat. Its pods, initially green tinged with purple, mature into a mesmerizing blend of peach and purple hues. A fantastic producer, it captivates growers with its stunning appearance and extreme heat.
Hailing from the Caribbean, the Julian 7 Pod Pepper is a sought-after variety known for its fiery heat and striking appearance. Its pods transition from a vibrant light green to a bold fiery red, enticing enthusiasts with their alluring colour. Despite their sweet and fruity taste, these peppers pack an extreme punch, making them a must-have for heat aficionados.
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Kukulkan Red Habanero, hailing from Mexico, is a favourite among chilli enthusiasts. Named after the Mayan Snake Deity, it produces torpedo-shaped pods transitioning from vibrant green to fiery red upon ripening. With a compact size, it thrives in pots, making it ideal for balconies or terraces. Renowned for its sweet and delectable flavour, it adds a surprising punch to any dish or homemade hot sauce.
The Multicoloured Bhut Chilli, a variant of the famous Ghost Pepper from Northeast India, dazzles with its striking mix of green, purple, orange, and red hues. Belonging to the Capsicum chinense species, it thrives in hot, humid climates and is as ornamental as it is fiery. Whether used fresh, dried, or blended into hot sauces, curries, pickles, and marinades, its versatility and vibrant colour make it a favourite for those seeking bold, unforgettable spice.
Originating from the depths of the Amazon Rainforest in South America, Murici Chilli boasts unique qualities that set it apart. This exceptional variety is renowned for its prolific pod production, compact stature reaching 60-70 cm, and striking appearance. The cone-shaped pods, maturing into a vibrant yellow hue, are not just visually appealing but also offer a distinct flavour profile.
Originating from the Caribbean, the Mustard Adjoema Scotch Bonnet is a striking habanero variety renowned for its vibrant mustard-coloured pods. These chillies are a feast for the eyes, transitioning from light green to a luscious mustard hue upon ripening. Their alluring appearance beckons for culinary exploration.
Mustard Devils Tongue, a prized habanero variant, is renowned for its fiery heat and distinctive appearance. Its pods, resembling torn pieces from the devil’s mouth, transition from dark green to a mustard hue upon ripening. Ideal for spice enthusiasts and chilli aficionados alike, this variety offers a unique flavour profile with hints of fruitiness and a characteristic Chinense essence. For those seeking adventure in culinary exploration, Mustard Devils Tongue presents an exceptional choice.
Naga Smooky Rainbow, bred by Drax Diego, emerges as a striking blend of Black Naga and Pink Tiger varieties. Its allure lies in dark purple stems, purple blooms, and deep green foliage. The peppers transition from dark purple to dark red with a black tinge upon ripening, culminating in a captivating hue of dark red and black. Known for its abundant fruit production and sweet flavour, this variety boasts dimensions of 5 cm in length and 2-3 cm in width, making it a stellar addition to any dish requiring a touch of heat.
Originating from a crossbreeding experiment, the Nagabon Jolokia emerged from 500 plants grown, exhibiting traits akin to the Scotch Bonnet with pods resembling large Naga peppers. Renowned for its prolific yield and intense heat, this C. Chinense variant has been meticulously stabilized over the years.
Renowned for its exceptional flavour and formidable heat, the Nebru 7 Pod emerges as a stellar creation blending the robust Jonah 7 Pod with the vibrant Trinidad Yellow Scotch Bonnet. Originating in Western Australia, this chilli has undergone meticulous cultivation to enhance its size and potency. Sporting pods akin to golf balls, they begin as verdant orbs before maturing into a striking yellow hue, evoking both visual allure and gustatory delight.
The Orange Butch T Scorpion, renowned for its nuclear heat, boasts a vibrant appearance with pods transitioning from green to a warm orange hue. It’s a prolific producer, yielding bushy plants reaching a meter in height. Despite its extreme heat, it offers a sweet, fruity flavour.
The Orange Habanero, originating from Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, dazzles with its vibrant orange pods. Its bushy stature, reaching a meter in height, adorns any garden with its abundant orange bounty. As it matures, the pods transition from light green to a fiery orange hue.
Originating from the Capsicum chinense species, the Peach 7 Pod boasts stunning peachy-coloured pods, indicative of its name. These pods, initially light green, transform into a vibrant peach hue upon full maturity. With a stocky growth habit, this variety flourishes in pots, reaching heights of 70-100 cm, or larger when planted directly in the ground. Notably, it is revered for its abundant yield of large, peach-coloured pods, adding aesthetic allure to any garden.
Hailing as a superb producer, Pimenta Sparanise boasts stunning habanero pods with a delightful blend of flavours. Its pods transition from light green to creamy white with purple stripes upon ripening, showcasing its beauty and appeal. This C. Chinense variety thrives in semi-sunny garden spots and reaches heights of up to 60 cm when potted.
The Purple Bhut BR (Blotchy Red) is a remarkable new phenotype cultivated by The Hippy Seed Company. This variety, although not yet stabilized, promises beauty and intrigue. With bushy plants reaching 40-50 cm, it yields Bhut-shaped pods, initially light green but transitioning to deep purple, then to red with a devilish blotchy black appearance.
The Purple Reaper, hailing from Brazil and cultivated by Carlos Jr, stands as a testament to the fiery spirit of South American chilli enthusiasts. Renowned for its potency and striking appearance, it produces an abundance of pods that transition from dark purple to vibrant red, with a tantalisingly fruity flavour and extreme heat level.
Red Devil’s Tongue, a formidable habanero variety, distinguishes itself with its striking appearance and intense heat. With pods resembling a devil’s tongue, this cultivar boasts a fiery red hue upon maturity, adding a visually striking element to any garden or culinary dish.
