Description

Species : Annuum, Easy to grow, Rare, Upper Mid Heat

Tap de Corti Chilli, scientifically known as Capsicum Annuum, flourishes in pots, reaching a modest height of around 60 cm. Its stout stature supports an abundance of upright peppers, transitioning from verdant green to a radiant red when fully ripe.

Taste Profile

Bite into a Tap de Corti Chilli and experience a symphony of flavours—fruity sweetness harmonizes with a gentle capsicum undertone, creating a delectable sensation on the palate. The thick-walled pods offer a satisfying crunch, making them irresistible for culinary exploration. To better understand its taste, check out the accompanying chilli tasting video.

Heat Level

Embracing a mild temperament, Tap de Corti Chilli offers a gentle heat that caters to those seeking flavour over fiery intensity. Its subtle warmth adds depth to dishes without overwhelming the senses, making it an ideal choice for diverse culinary creations. It is rated around 2,500 SHU on the Scoville scale.

Texture and Appearance

With dimensions measuring approximately 7 cm in length and 4 cm in width, Tap de Corti Chilli pods boast a substantial presence. Their firm, thick walls contribute to a pleasingly crunchy texture, while their vibrant red hue adds a pop of colour to any culinary masterpiece.

Size of Plant

Tap de Corti Chilli plants exhibit a compact growth habit, making them suitable for container cultivation. Reaching a height of around 60 cm, these sturdy plants thrive in pots, offering ample harvests of flavourful peppers throughout the season.

Culinary Uses

Transform your culinary creations with the addition of Tap de Corti Chilli. Whether ground into the rich spice of Paprika Tap de Cortí or incorporated into smoky salsas and homemade chilli poppers, these versatile peppers lend their unique flavour profile to a variety of Spanish dishes and cold meats.

Growing and Care

Cultivating Tap de Corti Chilli is a rewarding experience for gardeners of all skill levels. Provide well-draining soil, ample sunlight, and regular watering to support healthy growth. With its resilient nature and generous yields, this chilli variety is a delightful addition to any garden or balcony.

Fun Facts

• Named after the village of Corti in Mexico where it was first discovered.
• The Tap De Corti Chilli was traditionally used in local ceremonies and festivities for its spicy kick.
• Its heat level makes it a sought-after ingredient in creating some of the spiciest hot sauces globally.