Description
Species: Brazilian, Chinense, Extreme heat, High yield, Rare
Belonging to the Capsicum Chinense family, the Brazilian Moruga Scorpion is a captivating and fiery addition to the scorpion pepper lineage.
Taste Profile
Indulge in a fruity and floral flavour experience when you sink your teeth into the thin-walled pods of the Brazilian Moruga Scorpion. The crunchiness adds a delightful texture to its vibrant taste. Link to a chilli tasting video for a better understanding of its taste.
Heat Level
Prepare yourself for an intense culinary adventure with the Brazilian Moruga Scorpion. Classified as “Extreme Heat,” it promises a fiery sensation that spice enthusiasts will appreciate. It is rated around 1.2 million SHU on the Scoville scale.
Texture and Appearance
Witness the transformation of light green pods into a bold fiery red as they mature. With thin walls and a golf ball-sized structure, these pods boast a gnarly appearance, complementing their crunchy texture.
Size of Plant
In a pot, this scorpion pepper variant reaches a height of about one metre, showcasing magnificent pod production. However, when planted in the ground, it thrives and grows even larger, enhancing its visual appeal.
Culinary Uses
Slice the Brazilian Moruga Scorpion into thin pieces and elevate your meals by sprinkling these insanely hot peppers. Whether incorporated into your dinner or used to create a potent powder or hot sauce, these peppers offer a versatile culinary experience.
Growing and Care
Optimise your cultivation by considering the Brazilian Moruga Scorpion’s preferences. When potted, it grows to a manageable one metre, while planting it in the ground encourages larger growth. Stabilisation efforts are ongoing, promising a rewarding journey for chilli enthusiasts. Explore our variety seed packs for exclusive discounts.
Fun Facts
- Brazilian Moruga Scorpion chillies are renowned for their extreme heat and complex flavour, making them a must-have for chilli enthusiasts who crave the ultimate heat experience.
- The chilli’s name, “Brazilian Moruga Scorpion,” reflects its association with Brazil’s fiery legacy.
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