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Calusa Indian Mound
C.Annuum
Approx. 30,000 – 40,000 SHUThis is a rare beauty that has a mysterious history. We don’t know much about this pepper plant except that it looks great with it’s smooth shiny red pods. If you want a challenging one to grow that not many have had the chance to get their hands on – then get some seeds quick as we only have a few in stock.
“Calusa was an Indian tribe from Florida; they built mounds since about 2 thousand years ago (!); in these mounds many (viable?) seeds were found, including pepper seeds.”
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Caramel Bhut Jolokia aka Ghost
C. Chinense
800,000 – 1,00,000 SHUWhat do we have here? – an awesome caramel colour variation on the renowned Bhut Jolokia aka the Ghost Chilli. Said to be originally discovered by BEAGLESTORM from The Pepper Seed when growing out the chocolate Bhut. It produces like crazy, maturing from light neon to dark green before ripening to a beautiful Caramel colour. A definite must have for the serious chilli growers out there.
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Carolina Reaper
C.Chinense
1,200,000-2,200,000 SHUThe Carolina Reaper is the mother of all super hot chillies. It has been rated as the world’s hottest chilli pepper by Guinness World Records since August 7, 2013. It averages 1,569,300 on the Scoville Scale with peak levels of over 2,200,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU). The original crossbreed was between a Bhut Jolokia (Ghost Pepper), a former world record holder, and a Red Habanero chilli pepper. For hardcore chilliheads this is the Holy Grail, the Head Honcho, the baddest, meanest ‘rip your throat out, tear your tongue off, smash you in the face with a half melted shovel’ chilli that has ever graced the face of the Earth. Get yourself a Carolina Reaper. You are mad if ya’ don’t!
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Caysan
C. Annuum
Approx 20,000-40,000 SHUThis would have to be the classiest cayenne type pepper you can get. The Caysan has become one of the most sought after fresh market chilli varieties due to its consistent high quality, glossy appearance and excellent shelf life. The insanely vigorous plant provides good leaf cover with
continuous chilli production most of the year round – well at least in the tropics. The smooth thick walled fruit have a tapered shape and straight sides with excellent firmness at both dark green and mature red stages. Approx 12-14cm x 1.8-2cm in size this one is a must have for the kitchen as it is super versatile.10+ Seeds
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CGN 21500
C. Chinense
10,000 – 30,000 SHUMost hard core chilli heads will by now have heard of the CGN 21500. The CGN classification system for chilli varieties indicates an accession from the genebank at Wageningen in the Netherlands.
It’s originally from Brazil and must have some heritage with the Roxa type. It is very sweet and juicy and has a fruity and delicate flavour. Although quite mild in heat, it is very highly regarded amongst chilli lovers and is probably the most well known of the CGN types. We have never heard anything but good reports about this great chilli. It is very plentiful on the plant and goes great in a salad. Grow it! You will love it!
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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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Cheiro Roxa
C.Chinense
10,000-40,000 SHUOne of the greatest looking chile peppers we’ve ever seen! It is a flavour sensation from Brazil that has a unique zingy freshness. Very easy to grow and would make a great bonsai. Pods turn from green-black-purple to pinkish purple. Pods are ripe when they get a pink flush to them.
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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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Choc Bhut x 7 Pot Yellow
C. Chinense
1,000,000 aprox SHUThere are many hybrid Chillies being produced at the moment, but not a lot of them are as good as this. The Chocolate Bhut x Yellow 7 pot certainly stands out! It was crossed By Grant Hustler a few years ago and we were lucky enough to get it from a well-known grower in NSW. It has that great Naga flavour with no bitterness and an insane amount of heat! The pods are very large and elongated, typical of Bhut. This cross is practically stable and we feel this we be very popular in the near future!
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Chocolate Devils Tongue
C.Chinense
200,000 – 300,000 SHUThe Chocolate Devils Tongue is said to be a naturally occurring hybrid of the Red Devils Tongue and gets its name from its very cool tongue shape. This chilli plant is very prolific when it gets going and the fruit grow to be about 6cm long and 2-3 cm wide. Taste wise it has an earthy habanero flavour with a hint of sweetness. We have come across a Chocolate Devils Tongue that has no heat but this one certainly does.
Check out the Mustard Devils tongue as well here.
Check out the Yellow Devils tongue as well here.10+ Seeds
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Chocolate Habanero
C. Chinense
SHU 425,000 – 550,000Some say the Chocolate Habanero are the hottest of the Habs. With a SHU of around 500,000 there is no denying they are very hot. A very prolific producer for a smallish bush so it would be great in a pot on the balcony. All habs are very versatile when it comes to cooking and this one is no exception.
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Chocolate Hand Grenade
C. Chinense
200,000 – 500,000 SHUThe Chocolate Hand Grenade is shaped remarkably like a WW2 grenade and the heat may well blow your head off! Actually, being a cross of Long Chocolate Habanero and the Black Congo Habanero the heat is at Hab level. Bred in the USA, it has a big strong smoky flavour with a spicy raisin taste too. Not bad at all! It would make an interesting sauce. The Chocolate Hand Grenade is quite scarce so be quick!
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Chocolate Naga Brain
C. Chinense
1,200,000 SHU (approx)The human brain is the intelligent piece of your body. (for most people anyway). So why does it instruct us to ingest food that will make us feel like we are actually on fire? We have pondered this question here at Chilli Seedz for some time and we have decided the answer is… How the hell would we know! Because your Mom told you not to eat it? It’s because they taste great I guess! The Chocolate Naga Brain will make you feel like you slipped on a banana peel and plunged your face into the Sun. Super tasty, super duper hot and easy to grow. You mates will be impressed. Your Mom will not be.
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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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Cilli Goronong
C. Chinense
100,000 – 200,000 SHUThe Cili Goronong, or Malaysian Goronong, is a Habanero type and quite a popular chilli among those in the know. Its abundance on the bush and awesome great shape, backed up by its not to strong, mildly fruity and smokey flavour are making it very sought after! These chillies are probably the most twisted and bizarre habanero you will ever see! They are easy to grow as well….so why wouldn’t you!
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CO1234 Yellow Ding Dong
C. Baccatum
Approx. 500 – 1,000 SHUWhat a surprise this one turned out to be. It was labeled CO1234 but we like to think of it as our Yellow Ding Dong as it has the most amazing dangly shapes. Next to no heat this variety has a very thin wall with a lovely citrusy orange flavour. We think it would be great dried but as with most baccatum’s its mild enough to enjoy straight from the bush.
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Comets Tail – Space Chilli (HJ 4)
C.Annuum
3,000-4,000 SHUAnother delicious cayenne type but this awesome chilli pepper has been developed from seeds sent into space. Its has less than a Jalapeno level of heat and is very prolific. Not many can brag that they have space chillies – be one of the first.
“For many decades work has been going on by the Chinese who have been sending seeds into orbit on satellites exposing them to zero gravity. It has become apparent that the trip into space is creating higher yields, bigger produce, and an increase in the levels of nutrients in the resulting fruit.”
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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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