Description

Species: Chinense, Extreme heat, High yield, Rare

The Bengal Naga Peach belongs to the Capsicum Chinense family, evolving from a spontaneous discovery. This chilli variety stands out for its distinct features and exceptional qualities.

Taste Profile

Enjoy the fruity taste of Bengal Naga Peach, a chilli with a fruity essence and a touch of the famous naga flavour. Unlike many fiery chillies, it brings a delightful blend without the usual bitterness, making it a unique culinary delight. Watch our chilli tasting video for a sensory exploration of its flavours.

Heat Level

Get ready for an exciting culinary experience with the Bengal Naga Peach, boasting an extreme heat level ranging between 600,000 to 900,000 SHU on the Scoville scale . This chilli delivers an intense kick, perfect for those seeking the thrill of spicy gastronomic adventures.

Texture and Appearance

You can enjoy the stunning visual appeal of Bengal Naga Peach. The pods, initially light lime green, transform into a breathtaking peach hue at full maturity. These eye-catching pods measure 7-8 cm in length and 2-3 cm in width, adding visual excitement to your garden or greenhouse.

Size of Plant

Bengal Naga Peach, a plant thriving both in pots and in the ground. In a pot, it can reach over one metre in height, displaying a bushy appearance. Planted in the ground, it can extend to 1.5 metres, showcasing robust growth and prolific nature.

Culinary Uses

Whether making hot sauce or supercharged chilli powder, this chilli variety offers numerous possibilities. Exercise caution when cooking with it, as its intense heat level requires a judicious touch in recipes.

Growing and Care

Thriving in well-drained soil, this chilli requires regular watering and full sunlight. Optimal growth occurs in warmer climates. Consider starting with our variety seed packs for a discount.

Fun Facts

• Bengal Naga Peach is a staple in South Asian cuisine, known for its use in traditional dishes and the flavourful experience it brings to the region’s culinary creations.
• The chilli’s name, “Bengal Naga Peach,” reflects its association with the rich culture and vibrant flavours of South Asia.