Doux des Landes, a mild Capsicum Annuum chilli variety hailing from the sunny south of France, is celebrated for its prolific yield and delectable taste. Renowned as great producers, these chillies boast crunchy, thick-skinned pods with a delightful blend of sweetness and tang, reminiscent of an apple crossed with a pear. The plant, reaching a height of 60-70 cm, thrives in pots and matures from green to a vibrant red.
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.
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.
Originating from Peru, the Aji Charapita is a unique chilli pepper variety renowned for its fiery punch despite its petite size. With a cultivation history spanning 6 years, this pepper has earned its reputation as a little firecracker.
Hailing from the USA, the Chocolate Bhutlah, a formidable cross of Bhut Jolokia and Douglah 7 pod, is renowned for its stunning appearance and fiery temperament. Cultivated by Steven McLaurin, this pepper thrives in a pot, growing up to a metre in height, adorned with large, bushy foliage. Initially green, the pods transform into a rich chocolate hue, making this chilli a captivating addition to any garden. A true producer of scorching heat, it stands as an exceptional choice for hot sauce aficionados.
Introducing the THSC Purple Reaper Chocolate, a remarkable creation by Brazilian enthusiast Carlos Jr. This variant, an offshoot of the renowned Purple Reaper, boasts a captivating chocolate hue amidst its potent heat. While still in the stabilization phase, its intense spiciness and striking appearance make it a must-have for chili aficionados.
Renowned for its prolific yield and distinctive appearance, the Rezha Macedonian Pepper has been cultivated for centuries in Macedonia. Its name, “Rezha,” meaning “cut” or “sliced,” aptly reflects the pepper’s unique feature – its pod resembles it has been intricately sliced numerous times. This bushy chilli plant thrives in pots, reaching a height of about 70 cm. The peppers start as vibrant green before maturing into a deep red, adorned with prominent cork-like lines.
Yaki Blue, revered by chilli enthusiasts, boasts a lineage marrying the potent Bhut Jolokia with the vibrant Filius Blue. Its pods evolve from a mesmerising dark purple to a deep red hue, showcasing a captivating transformation.
Thor’s Thunderbolt, a remarkable creation hailing from North Queensland, Australia, is the brainchild of Rebecca Johnston and Trevor Griffiths. This stunning hybrid, shrouded in mystery regarding its parentage, dazzles with its enchanting appearance and formidable heat.
Hailing from the Valley of Oaxaca in southern Mexico, the Chilhuacle Negro Chilli, known as an “ancient chilli” in Nahualt, boasts a rich cultural heritage. Its pods transition from dark green to a mature dark brown hue, offering a visually striking addition to any garden or dish.
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The White Chupetinho Chilli, originating from Brazil, boasts stunning drop-shaped pods, reminiscent of little rubber nipples, earning its local name “Pimenta de Bico” or “Chupetinha.” It’s a prolific producer with pods transitioning from light lime green to creamy white, offering a sweet and fruity flavour with a subtle chinense undertone.
Hinkelhatz Yellow, a rare heirloom chilli pepper originating from the United States of America, is named by Pennsylvania Dutch growers. Translating to ‘chicken heart,’ it describes its size and shape. The plant thrives in a pot, reaching 50 cm in height, producing cool-looking chillies. Pods start green, maturing to a warm yellow. A red version with a slightly milder flavour is also available. This variety is excellent for chilli powder or pickling, suitable for cooking without overpowering the dish.
Wild Texan Tepin, a remarkable chilli pepper, boasts a rich history of being cultivated for over 15 years. Renowned for its prolific nature, it yields abundant tiny pods throughout the season. Its compact, bushy growth, reaching heights of 60-70 cm, makes it an ideal choice for pot cultivation. The pods, measuring approximately 0.5 cm, may appear diminutive but deliver an intense fiery punch. The texture resembles that of Tabasco peppers, with a surprising depth of heat.
Fidalga Peach, a superb Capsicum Chinense hailing from South America, is renowned for its prolific yield, boasting beautiful peach-coloured pods with a delightful sweet flavour. The plant reaches 70 cm in pots but thrives even more when planted in the ground, showcasing 3 cm long, 1.5 cm wide pods that transition from light green to a stunning peach hue.
Hailing from Spain, Jeromin Chilli dazzles with its delectable flavour and vibrant appearance. Known for its robust production, these chillies boast a delightful sweetness with a subtle tang, devoid of any overpowering capsicum taste. Their pod shape is elongated, measuring approximately 14-15 cm in length and 2 cm in width.
Aji Mochero, a prized variety from Peru’s northern coast, is celebrated for its prolific yield and distinctive pod characteristics. Its compact stature, reaching up to 60 cm, makes it ideal for pot cultivation. Its tangy light chinense flavour and perfect heat level makes this chilli great for any dish
Tshololo Pepper, hailed as a Brazilian beauty, boasts rare and unique attributes. Renowned for its vibrant orange crinkled pods, this chilli transforms from dark green to a warm orange with purple stripes upon ripening. With a height reaching up to 1 meter, it thrives in pot cultivation.
Hailing from Italy, the Pink Tiger is a coveted creation resulting from the crossbreeding of Bhut Jolokia and Pimenta de Neyde peppers. This stunning variety exhibits a remarkable colour transformation, starting with a deep purple hue and maturing into creamy pods adorned with striking purple stripes. Renowned for its beauty and robust growth, this chilli plant flourishes in containers, reaching heights exceeding 1 meter.
Hangjiao 3, also known as Solar Flare, originated from the groundbreaking work of Jiang Xingcun, a Chinese scientist who discovered the benefits of sending vegetable seeds, including chillies, into space. This resulted in larger pods, improved yield, and a unique appearance. The plant reaches a height of 50-60 cm, producing pods that can grow up to 20 cm long and 2 cm wide. The light green pods transform into a warm orange colour upon maturity.
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.
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.
Dedo de Moca Laranja, a splendid Capsicum Baccatum hailing from South America, is renowned for its vibrant orange pods. A garden essential, it boasts a stunning appearance with prolific orange pods adorning the plant. Expect this chilli to be a consistent producer, gracing your garden with its beauty. The plant’s growth cycle is a spectacle, with the formation of flowers, pods, and subsequent growth, creating a visual delight.
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.
Pimenta Berinjela, a striking Brazilian chilli variety, captivates with its unique resemblance to mini eggplants. With its bushy stature, it thrives both in pots and in-ground, boasting dark stems and leaves. The pods undergo a mesmerizing colour transformation from dark purple to a translucent Bordeaux, akin to its namesake, the eggplant.
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.
The Madre Vieja Chilli, renowned for its prolific yields, hails from southwestern Guatemala, named after the Madre Vieja river. With compact growth, it thrives in pots, reaching 80-90 cm. Initially light green, its pods ripen to a warm yellow hue, perfect for crafting delectable sauces or powder. This variety offers a unique flavour reminiscent of grapefruit, coupled with an upper mid-level heat, making it a distinct choice for chilli enthusiasts.
Chocolate Jigsaw, a formidable member of the Capsicum Chinense family, is a robust chilli variety that delights producers with its stunning pod shape resembling dark chocolate-covered delicacies. These pods transition from a lush green hue to a rich dark brown, signifying full maturity. Ideal for pots or garden beds, it thrives in semi-sunny spots, reaching a height of about one metre. The initial appeal lies in its aesthetic charm, tempting you to experience the ripper heat within.
Trepadeira Werner, a remarkable Capsicum Baccatum hailing from Brazil, is renowned for its prolific pod production and distinct teardrop shape. Named by Werner Mathi, this cultivar transitions from creamy white to fiery red, offering a visual spectacle.
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.
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.
Jalapeno Orange, a remarkable variety, excels in both productivity and flavour. Renowned for its sweetness and juiciness, it boasts pods growing up to 9 cm long and 4 cm wide, transitioning from vibrant green to a warm orange. Ideal for stuffing or Jalapeno Poppers, these chillies are a delightful addition to salads, salsas, and various dishes. Best suited for cultivation in pots, the plant reaches about 60 cm in height but can thrive even more when planted in the ground.
