Description

Species: Chinense, High yield, Hot

Belonging to the Capsicum Chinense variety, the Antillais Caribbean habanero showcases excellence in both potted and ground cultivation, reaching heights of around 90 cm and offering a width to match.

Taste Profile

Known for its exceptional sweet taste, the Antillais Caribbean habanero adds a delightful flavour dimension to culinary creations, making it a favourite among chilli connoisseurs. For a more immersive understanding of its taste, watch the chilli tasting video provided below.

Heat Level

With an impressive heat level, this habanero falls into the extremely hot category ranging between 250,000 – 350,000 SHU on Scoville scale . Prepare for a fiery culinary experience that elevates the heat quotient in your dishes.

Texture and Appearance

The habanero pods of the Antillais Caribbean measure 5-6 cm in length and 3-4 cm in width. As they mature, the pods transition from lime green to a vivid orange before reaching their final fiery red hue.

Size of Plant

Ideal for both pot and ground cultivation, the Antillais Caribbean habanero plant reaches a height of approximately 90 cm and boasts a similar width. Its compact size makes it suitable for various growing environments.

Culinary Uses

The Antillais Caribbean habanero enhances culinary creations with its sweet and spicy flavour profile. Add a kick to your dishes, sauces, or salsas, creating a memorable and delicious dining experience.

Growing and Care

Thriving in both pots and the ground, this habanero variety is low-maintenance and adaptable. Ensure well-draining soil, provide adequate sunlight, and watch as the Antillais Caribbean becomes a robust and fruitful addition to your garden. Consider exploring our variety seed packs for an even more extensive discount.

Fun Facts

• Antillais Caribbean is a staple in Caribbean cuisine, known for its use in traditional dishes and the lively flavours it brings to the region’s culinary creations.
• The chilli’s name, “Antillais,” reflects its association with the vibrant and rich culture of the Caribbean.