THSC Naga 7

$8.00

Thousands of Happy Growers
Highest Quality | Your Gardening Success Guaranteed
Affordable Shipping World-Wide

The THSC Naga 7 Chilli stands as a testament to heat and flavour, tracing its origins to the northeastern regions of India. Renowned for its fiery intensity and distinct taste, this chilli variety has an intriguing history rooted in the Naga tribes’ traditional cultivation practices.

Out of stock

Categories: 7 Pod Peppers, A to Z, Chilli Seeds, Chinense, Extreme Heat Chilli Seeds, Ghost Peppers, Hybrid Chillies, Rare Chillies, Species

Species: Chinense, Extreme Heat

Belonging to the Capsicum chinense Species, the THSC Naga 7 Chilli thrives in the subtropical climates of India.

Taste Profile

Prepare for a taste explosion! The THSC Naga 7 Chilli delivers a potent punch of heat, accompanied by a fruity and floral flavour with subtle hints of citrus. Want to explore further?

Heat Level

Clocking in at a scorching 1,200,000 to 1,500,000 on the Scoville scale, this chilli falls into the “Extremely Hot” category. Its searing spiciness makes it an ideal ingredient for those seeking an intense flavour journey. Pair it thoughtfully to complement various dishes, adding depth and heat to recipes.

Texture and Appearance

These chillies exhibit a vibrant red hue, with a wrinkled, elongated shape. Their texture leans towards being tender, allowing for easy culinary preparation.

Size of Plant

The THSC Naga 7 Chilli plant typically grows to a medium-sized range, reaching approximately 1 to 1.5 meters in height when fully mature.

Culinary Uses

In the kitchen, these chillies serve as an exceptional addition to dishes that require a substantial kick of heat. Their unique flavour enhances curries, salsas, hot sauces, and pickles. For a thrilling culinary adventure, consider pairing them with Indian, Mexican, or Southeast Asian cuisines.

Growing and Care

Cultivating these chillies requires a well-draining, nutrient-rich soil and a warm, sunny environment. Adequate watering and occasional fertilization will aid in their growth. Providing shelter from strong winds and extreme temperatures can foster optimal development.

Fun Facts

The “THSC” in its name stands for “The Hippy Seed Company,” the group behind popularizing this unique chilli.
Known for their heat, these chillies have gained a cult following among spice enthusiasts globally.
The Naga tribes of Northeast India have traditionally used these chillies in their cuisine and cultural practices.