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C.Chinense
30,000-50,000 SHUThe Cheiro do Para is a beautiful plant that does well in small pots. It not only looks good but tastes great a bit like a habanero. Originating from Brazil pods turn from green to yellow/orange to red. We can attest that it is an easy chilli pepper to grow and is very bug resistant.
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Chenzo – Purple
C.Frutescens
Approx 45,000 SHUWell what do we have here!…a Purple Chenzo. One that we grew that threw out purple instead of the initial black coloured fruit. Terribly cute this one is hard to beat as an easy growing, hardy and super prolific variety. The pods are 2-3 cm long and 0.5 cm wide and look awesome as they fill the bush with purple/green/matte orange and fire engine red fruit. It has a compact umbrella canopy growing habit getting to approximately 1 foot tall. PRETTY and TASTY this one is perfect for patio growing.
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Chilhaucle Armarillo
C.Annuum
Approx. 20,000 – 50,000 SHUIt is said that the Chilhaucle Armarillo is possibly the rarest chilli in Mexico originating from Oaxca. This variety has a unique orange-yellow colour and tastes sweet, tangy and citrusy with smoky undertones. We love it! The skin is a little tough so this one is best roasted, made into a mole or dried and blitzed into a powder. Interestingly ‘Chilhaucle’ means ancient or old implying its been around for a long long time. The fruit are trapezoidal in shape and are around 8-10cms long and 2cms wide. There are two other varieties that come from the same region that have a similar name. The Chilhuacle Negro (Brown) and the Chilhuacle Rojo (Red). The Chilhuacle Amarillo grows up to 4 feet tall and has a lovely canopy like growth pattern. So get your hands on this treasure – you wont be disappointed.
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Chilhuacle Negro
C.Annuum
Approx. 30,000 – 50,000 SHUThis is a very ancient and somewhat rare chilli that is the cornerstone of authentic Mexican Mole. Just over Cayenne heat level the Chilhuacle Negro has strong flavor notes of cocoa, tobacco and dry fruit. Chilhuacle means ‘ancient chile’ in Nahualt, the language of the Aztec peoples. Fruit are small to medium sized with a bell shape and are a dark chocolate colour when ripe. Being very thin walled they are easy to dry for powder but they are especially good roasted before adding to salsa or mole. A must have chocolate variety that is quite versatile in the kitchen.
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Chupetinho
C.Chinense
20,000-30.000 SHUVariety from Brazil. The name derives from its shape and meaning “bottle” or “pacifier”. Also called Biquinho. The plant is sturdy and very productive. The fruits ripen from green to red or yellow or orange depending on the variety.
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Comstock Purple
C. Annuum
30,000 – 50,000 SHUThis extremely attractive chilli is something special. The Comstock Purple has upward pointing fruit that start green and very dark purple and mature to a mottled red and purple. They have about the same heat as a Cayenne as well as being a little sweet. It’s a really good one for the patio and is great when dried and powdered. Definitely worth growing!
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Count Dracula
C.Annuum
25,000 – 30,000 SHU‘Muahahahaha I want to suck your blood’ is the first silly thing that comes to mind when we think of this chilli pepper variety. The fruit do have a good BITE to them but they also ripen from jet black to blood red. With striking jet black stems and leaves together with purple flowers this beauty looks absolutely amazing in the garden. Now officially one of our favorites to grow we can’t recommend this one enough. Grows about 2 foot tall with the fruit averaging 4cm long and 1cm wide. Taste is good too and would pretty much go with anything needing a good wack of heat without burning the taste buds off.
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C. Baccatum
10,000-30,000 SHUBrought from Bolivia, the fruits of this chilli pepper is cylindrical at stem end and taper to a point. Fruit turns from green to orange when ripe and they have a very citrusy taste. A very under the radar chilli pepper – The taste is phenomenal.
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Dragons Claw
C.Annuum
Approx. 30,000-50,000 SHUHey hey what a great cayenne type chilli pepper that ripens to a fire engine red. As its name suggests it looks like a huge dragon claw growing up to 20cms long with a hook at the end. Sweet and fairly tame heat wise it has medium thick walls. It is quite a gangly growing one so get your stakes ready. We love them – great all round chilli that makes you think dragons live in your garden. :-0
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C.Annuum
30,000–50,000 SHUA Berbere is actually an African spice mix and this chilli is one of the traditional ingredients. They are a beautiful chocolate brown colour. It has mild heat, a rich, smokey flavour and is great for making powders or a smokey BBQ sauce.
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Fidalgo Roxa
C. Chinense
10,000 – 15,000 SHUFidalgo Roxa is one very amazing chilli! It is a plant of amazing beauty when loaded with its beautiful purple, pink and apricot coloured pods. Being one of the Brazilian chinense types it is bound to have an amazing flavour and it certainly doesn’t disappoint! Sweet and crunchy with a touch of citrus the Fidalgo Roxa is a is very special chilli and deserves a prized place in your chilli patch!
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Giallo Arancio
C. Baccutum
80,000 – 120,000 SHUPeruvian Giallo Arancio is a thick fleshed chilli from Peru. It is thick and juicy and quite a heavy producer. The flavour is good with what some people have described as it having a very slight coffee hint when dried. Coffee or not, this chilli is very good fresh and would be excellent smoked! Time to experiment in the kitchen!
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