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.
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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 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.
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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 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.
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.
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.
Discover the Asian Birds Eye Chilli, a renowned Capsicum Annuum variety available in most supermarkets. Recognized for prolific production, the pods transition from green to a vibrant red. This variety is very easy to grow and furthermore a great producer of small, thin chillies, making it a favourite among gardeners and culinary enthusiasts alike.
Discover the allure of the Australian Broome Chilli, a vibrant variety hailing from the land Down Under, particularly named after Broome in Western Australia. This amazing chilli, cultivated with care for years, has enticing features that make it a must-have for chilli enthusiasts worldwide.
The Bangalore Whippet’s Tail, a captivating chilli variety hailing from India, is an intriguing crossbreed, combining the traits of Capsicum Frutescens and Capsicum Annuum, specifically originating from a blend of Bangalore Torpedo and Whippet’s Tail. This unique chilli variety is celebrated for its fascinating long, twisted pods that resemble fingernails, making it a standout addition to any collection of distinctive chillies. The pods of the Bangalore Whippet’s Tail grow to impressive lengths, creating a fantastic visual appeal in gardens.
Discover the unique Berbere Coffee Brown chilli, a rare Ethiopian variety. Renowned for its prolific yield, this chilli boasts elongated pods that transition from vibrant green to a rich chocolate brown upon maturity. All in all, a great-looking rare one, easy to grow, more cold-tolerant, so it has a long season and is a great producer. Additionally, this distinctive chilli offers a very different flavour that is hard to describe, but undeniably really nice. Its unique taste, combined with its remarkable visual appeal and resilience to colder conditions, makes the Berbere Coffee Brown chilli a standout choice for chilli enthusiasts seeking something truly special in their gardens.
Discover the enigmatic Black Scorpion Tongue Chilli, originating from the US through our friend Chris. Renowned for its vibrant pod colours, this variety is a visual and culinary delight.
Blondie Chilli, a rare Scandinavian delight, boasts creamy white pods. As a Baccatum variety, it’s characterised by its droopy branches laden with light green pods turning white with a subtle purple hue.
Blotchy Orange Pimenta de Neyde, a delightful variation of the renowned Pimenta de Neyde, is a visually striking chilli pepper with black-to-orange pods. Known for its intense heat and delicious flavour, it’s a favourite among chilli enthusiasts.
The enigmatic Blue Christmas Chilli, a Capsicum Annuum of unknown origin, dazzles with a Christmas tree-like form adorned in vibrant hues. Ideal for pot cultivation, it grows to approximately 50 cm, showcasing dark purple stems and leaves.
Meet the Buena Mulata chilli, a vibrant addition to your garden hailing from the Annuum family. Originating in Mexico, this pepper boasts an upper mid-heat profile, making it a flavourful delight for culinary adventures. With its easy-to-grow nature and high yield, the Buena Mulata is a fiery gem that adds both colour and spice to your homegrown pepper collection.
The Bulgarian Carrot Chilli, also known as “Shipkas,” hails from Hungary and is renowned for resembling a carrot in shape. Adopted for its vivid orange hue, spicy and fruity taste, this chilli grows to about 50 cm in height, thriving in pots, making it ideal for balconies.
Originating from the Capsicum annuum species, the Caysan Chilli boasts prolific yields of smooth, tapered fruit. Its pods transition from dark green to red when fully ripe, offering a versatile ingredient for various cuisines.
Renowned as the “Mona Lisa” of chillies, the Chilli Costa Rica Orange boasts black foliage, purple flowers, and vibrant orange pods. Ideal for pots, it transforms any garden into a stunning display. The traditional red pod version is a European award-winner, doubling as a landscape feature.
Cumari Pollux, a Capsicum Praetermissum variety hailing from Brazilian rainforests, is a robust plant known for its prolific pod production. The tiny pods, maturing from green to vibrant red, thrive in both pots and the ground, showcasing versatility.
Dalle Khursani Chilli, hailing from Nepal, is a rare and unique delight. Known for its prolific production and cherry tree-like appearance, it grows to a metre in pots. The pods transition from green to a vibrant red, boasting a soft, Serrano-like texture. This chilli has a deliciousness of a sweet flavour accompanied by an upper mid-level heat that goes perfect with all dishes.
A productive Mexican chilli with approximately 9 cm pods that ripen from green to red. Escondida delivers medium heat with a slightly sweet flavour and grows on a productive, manageable plant.
Hailing from an undisclosed origin, the Explosive Ember Chilli stands out as a compact, bushy ornamental delight. Known for its stunning foliage, this cultivar reaches a modest height of about 30 cm, making it ideal for both pots and window sills. The leaves boast a deep purple/blackish hue, while the conical pods undergo a captivating transformation from purple to a rich red upon ripening. Renowned for being prolific producers, these chillies are not only visually appealing but also deliver a unique taste.
The Fish Pepper, a gem from the United States, hails from communities around Baltimore and Philadelphia. A culinary delight, it’s renowned for seasoning local fish and shellfish. This vibrant chilli boasts variegated leaves and pods, adding allure to any garden. When mature, the pods transform from creamy white with green stripes to a dazzling mix of orange and red, with some pods turning entirely red. The plant reaches a height of 50-60 cm in a pot, but if planted in the ground, it can grow even larger.
The Giant Asian Birds Eye Chilli, a renowned Capsicum Annuum variety, is a result of careful cultivation efforts. Widely available in supermarkets, these chillies have been meticulously developed to boast a remarkable size without compromising the classic Birds Eye heat and flavour. Neil’s dedication has yielded pods that are 7-8 cm long and 2 cm wide, transitioning from vibrant green to a striking red upon ripening. A true culinary gem for those seeking versatility in their spicy creations.
The Golden Crystal Chilli, a vibrant variant of the Aji Crystal Chilli, hails from Curico, Chile. Renowned as a prolific producer, it thrives in pots, reaching 60-70 cm in height. Pendant-shaped pods, starting light green and maturing into a golden peachy hue, characterise this stunning chilli.
Hailing from Guyana, South America, the Guyana Chilli, also known as Wiri Wiri, is a rare gem. Acquired from Trinidad, it’s renowned for its cherry-like pods, transitioning from light green to vibrant red. The compact plant, reaching 60 cm in pots, constantly produces pods, earning it nicknames like Hot Cherry or Bird Cherry Chilli.
Haskorea is a rare Capsicum annuum chilli originating from Syria. It produces approximately 10 cm long, thick-skinned pods that ripen from green to deep red. With medium heat and a rich, slightly smoky flavour, Haskorea is an excellent choice for growers looking for something different.
Hatch Lumbre Chilli, hailing from the vibrant chilli festival in New Mexico’s city of Hatch, is a renowned delight. The pods transition from vibrant green to a mature, enticing dark red, showcasing its visual appeal.
Hawaiian Chilli Pepper, a cherished variety across Hawaii, owes its widespread presence to birds that ingested its pods, dispersing seeds through their droppings. Boasting a Tabasco-like small size, these peppers are perfect for diverse Hawaiian delicacies.
