Yellow Wartryx

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Bred by Matthew Arthur, Yellow Wartryx emerges as a fiery variant of the renowned C. Chinense species. With origins in the Trinidad Scorpion and 7 Pod Jonah, this cultivar captivates with its intense heat and vibrant yellow hue. Notably, it boasts a floral undertone, complemented by a subtle hint of citrus.

12 Quality seeds per pack

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Categories: 7 Pod Peppers, A to Z, Chilli Seeds, Chinense, Extreme Heat Chilli Seeds, Hybrid Chillies, Rare Chillies, Scorpion Peppers, Species Tags: Chinense, Extreme heat, Hybrids, Rare

Species: Chinense, Extreme heat, Hybrids, Rare

Yellow Wartryx, a remarkable member of the C. Chinense family, exhibits exceptional heat and a striking appearance.

Taste Profile

Characterised by a floral essence accompanied by a delicate citrus note, Yellow Wartryx delivers a unique sensory experience.

Heat Level

Prepare for an intense journey through extreme heat with Yellow Wartryx. Its sharp, lingering burn gradually intensifies, offering a challenge even to seasoned chilli aficionados. It is rated around 1,000,000 and 1,200,000 SHU on the Scoville scale.

Texture and Appearance

The pods of Yellow Wartryx begin as light green orbs, maturing into a warm, inviting yellow. These golf ball-sized peppers feature thin walls and a soft texture, making them ideal candidates for fiery powders or sauces.

Size of Plant

When cultivated in pots, Yellow Wartryx plants typically reach heights of 70-80 cm. Despite their compact stature, they are prolific producers of the immensely hot chillies.

Culinary Uses

Yellow Wartryx peppers lend themselves perfectly to the creation of super-hot chilli powders or exceptionally spicy sauces. Their intense heat and unique flavour profile make them a coveted ingredient among chilli enthusiasts worldwide.

Growing and Care

To nurture Yellow Wartryx plants to their full potential, provide ample sunlight and well-drained soil. Regular watering and occasional fertilization contribute to healthy growth and bountiful harvests. Additionally, maintaining a suitable environment free from pests and diseases ensures the continued success of these fiery specimens.

Fun Facts

The Yellow Wartryx peppers are named after the Wartryx, a mythical creature in South American folklore, symbolizing their fiery nature.
These peppers are believed to have health benefits due to their capsaicin content, aiding in metabolism and pain relief.