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Machu Pichu
C. Chinense
10,000-15,000 SHUIt would come as no surprise the Machu Pichu Chilli comes from Peru, the home of many of our best chillies. This unusual and rare plant is robust and can produce huge crops of large, dark brown fruit. The taste is rich and Smokey and makes an excellent powder! It is also great used fresh. A must have if you like something different!
10+ seeds
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Mako Akokosrade
C. Chinense
250,000 – 300,000 SHUThis rare chilli comes from Ghana in Africa and its origins seem to be lost in the mysteries of this timeless land. It certainly has the chinense taste and is a little fruity and has been described as having a distinctive taste of its own. The Mako Akokoscrade has enough heat to keep most people satisfied! Perfect for cooking and making powders. We love growing this one, it has great mystique!
10+ seeds
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Mexican Calico
C. Annuum
Approx 70,000 SHUAnother beautiful chilli variety we just had to grow. The Mexican Calico Chilli has beautiful purple, cream and green foliage with fruit that start out a glossy purple, ripening to a candy apple red.
The elongated sometimes oval-shaped fruit measure 2-3cms long x 1.5cm wide and are very prolific on the plant, even in small pots. Perfect for patio growing and would be great as a bonchi. A dream to grow as it is very hardy and super low maintenance for the lazy gardener. Go on, pretty up your garden with this little beauty.
10+ Seeds
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Mucho Nacho
C. Annuum
Aprox. 5,000 – 10,000 SHUThe Mucho Nacho is another great hybrid Jalapeño variety that has become a much treasured one in our kitchen. The Mucho Nacho Jalapeño is longer, wider, heavier and hotter than than your standard Jalapeño and is begging to be turned into super sized spicy poppers. This hybrid variety grew like a trooper here in the tropics and pumped out an astounding amount of fruit. The pods grow up to 8cms long by 3cms wide and are super sweet when they ripen to red. Definitely one of the best Jalapeño peppers we have grown, so why not try them out for yourself.
10+ Seeds
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My Pretties (Variety Pack)
There are some chillies you grow to use in the kitchen, some you grow to brag about how volcanic-ally hot they are to your mates – AND then there are the ones that you grow because they simply look bloody awesome. Our pretties pack contains 5 of the most stunning chilli varieties we have grown this last season (2015-2016). They are unique, relatively rare, colour intense and well just damn”pretty”. And fellas don’t just think these are for the ladies – go on get in touch with your feminine side…
Pack contains these amazing chilli varieties
– Japanese Lantern
-Malaysian Explosive Ember
-Black Scorpion Tongue Variant
-Golden Nugget
-Blue Xmas50+ Seeds
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Random Varieties
Random SHURemember what it was like as a child to get a lucky dip at the show, fair or fete. Well treat yourself to an adult chilli version of the Chilli Seed 'Lucky Dip'. Our Mystery pack has well over 20 seeds and could contain any of the other varieties we sell. We think you will get at least 6 different varieties from this pack if you can stand the SUSPENSE!
20+ Seeds
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Orange Apple
C. Chinense
3,000 – 5,000 SHUIt’s Orange and it’s apple shaped so we think that’s how this little cutie got it’s name. We love the perfect roundness the Habanero Orange Apple has together with its wonderful bright orange colour. Thick walled with a real crunch reminiscent of biting into a crisp summer apple. Mmmmm. Bursting with citrus fruity flavour the Orange Apple is great eaten straight from the bush or chopped over a pizza or salad. Fruit get to around 3cm wide by 3.5cm long with the plant growing like your typical chinense. With such a low heat level we reckon the kids will love this one too.
10+ Seeds
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Orange Torpedo Rocoto
C. Pubescens
Approx. 50,000 SHUOur very first Rocoto variety, the Orange Torpedo is one we have obtained from the PATCH ON THE BELLARINE. We love the colour, we love the shape and most importantly we love the flavour. A chilli much prized in its native Mexico City for use primarily in salsas, it has an amazing sweet apple-like flavour. The Pubescens species is quite different from other chilli species. It has hairy foliage and contains more Dihydrocapsaicin than capsaicin resulting in a different deeper and longer burn. Go on give it a go.
10 Seeds
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Peruvian Purple
C.Annuum
5,000-7,000 SHUThis chilli is so striking it is often grown indoors as an ornamental. This beautiful plant has dark purple stems, purple/green variegated leaves and produces stunning purple flowers. Pods grow in clusters to about 1 inch upright. They are mildly hot and turn a vibrant red when mature.
10+ Seeds
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Pimento Diomar
C. Chinense
100,000-200,000SHUWell the Pimento Diomar was a very pleasant surprise from Brazil! This has got to be one of the highest yielding chillies of all time. The amount of fruit is unbelievable! It is quite ornamental, has a really cool shaped pod and is a great patio plant. Don’t let the ornamental tag fool you though, it tastes seriously good! It is very fruity and sweet with a really good kick of heat. It will be impossible to be disappointed with this one!
10+ seeds
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Pimientos de Padrón
C. Annuum
500 – 2500 SHUThe Padron is quite obviously from Spain. Nearly everyone will know the name. It may well be the most well known pepper in the Mediterranean area. These are used all the time in Tapas and while not usually all that hot, for some reason there can be one that will light your fire! They are usually picked and eaten green, unlike our picture! They are probably one of the World’s best “frying peppers”. If you have not tried these sautéed in olive oil and salt, you are really missing out. Once the Padron passes your lips you will be hooked. It is a ‘must grow’ for us and hopefully you too.
10+ Seeds
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Pulsar – Space Chilli (HJ 6)
C.Annuum
6,000-10,000 SHUAnother delicious juicy space chilli. An awesome chilli pepper that has spent some time in zero gravity. It has less than a Jalapeno level of heat and like all the space chillies 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.”
10+ Seeds