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Swiss Chocolate
C. Chinense
At a guess…350,000 – 400,000 SHURaphael Alber has created a few amazing varieties but this is by far one of our favorites. Obviously this one is a cross but with what is still a bit of a mystery. It doesn’t matter because this one is a winner for taste and looks. It’s hard to describe the flavour but there are hints of berry / cinnamon undertones. Better than any other chocolate chilli variety we’ve tasted. It gives a very pleasant all over mouth burn and subjectively seems around the habanero heat level. Pods look great and start out a dark olive green with grooves before ripening to a unique matt chocolate finish. Would be sensational powdered we think and we will be drying ours for sure. Can’t recommend this one enough.
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Tabanaga
C. Chinense
Approx. 800,000?? SHU
An absolute must grow variety if you like to make fermented Tabasco like chilli sauce. We have permission from our friends over at The Hippy Seed Company to sell their amazing Tabanaga Hybrid which they created in 2009. It’s a Tabasco crossed with a Dorset Naga so you know it has to pack a punch and taste great too. Also if you like your chillies hardy, easy maintenance and super producers this is the one for you. The pods are about 5 cm long and 2 cm wide, start off green and end up a fiery red. The fruit grow to around a meter tall in a pot and much bigger if you plant in the ground.
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Tepin
C. Annuum
Approx 250,000 SHUThe Tepin or Chiltepin is from Mexico and is the official chilli pepper of Texas. It’s one of the oldest chillies in the world. Jesus would have been snacking on this one. In fact, word has it that it dates back around 7000 years! It has a very hot mouth burn but luckily it dies away fairly quickly. Widely used in cooking Mexican food.
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Trinidad Beans
C. Chinense
200,000 – 300,000 SHUTrinidad Beans is a real cutie. The fruit are shaped like a peanut and pack a serious punch for their size of 2cm x 1cm. Originating from Trinidad they have a strong sharp Trinidadian aroma and a clean taste with no bitterness at all. They ripen in a very unique motley way finally turning a beautiful shiny red. Another relatively productive chilli plant growing to about a foot tall. If you like cute uniquely shaped chillies that have great cooking versatility this is one for you.
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WAL 7
C. Chinense
1,500,000 SHUThe WAL 7, or Wicked Ass Little 7 pot is one of the greats from the stable of the famous Butch Taylor. It’s a cross of a 7 pot Jonah and the Trinidad Scorpion Butch T, so we knew it was bound to be ridiculously hot…..and we were not disappointed! While having a classic, fruity 7 pot flavour, it also has enough heat to make you question why you would even GROW a chilli that could make SATAN cry like a baby! Ironically enough, that is exactly WHY we love to grow it! Another one for the “I must be mad” list. Just do it.
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Weapon X
C. Chinense
Approx 600,000 – 800,000 SHUBig, gnarly and mega hot the Weapon X is a cross from Western Australian grower Graeme Chaplin (Chappy). All that is known is that one of the parents are thought to be a Trinidad Scorpion Butch T. Interestingly the ones we grew in pots only grew to about 60cm tall and the pods were around 6cm x 4 cm. Good on you ‘Chappy’ this one is a ripper and quite sweet for a superhot. It’s stability is unknown so have a go and see what you get.
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White Bhut Jolokia aka Ghost
C. Chinense
600,000 – 800,000 SHUWhat’s hot, spooky and just too damn sexy for the garden? – The White Ghost chilli of course. Apparently now a stable variation of the Red Ghost this one is almost as hot – ouch. Pods grow about 4-5cms long and turn from light green to an awesome almost translucent white. When you cut them open you get that super strong Bhut aroma and the fumes are enough to kill a herd of elephants. The heat hits almost immediately and travels quickly to the back of the throat. The White Ghost is definitely more mild and flavorful than the other Ghosts we have tasted. What more can we say get your hands on this beauty you wont be disappointed.
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Wiri Wiri Chilli
C.Chinense
100,000-350,000 SHUThis chilli pepper is sometimes referred to as Weri Weri or Hot Bird Pepper and originates from Guyana. It produces relatively small pods about half a centimeter round. Pods have a cherry like appearance and shape which is why it is also called the Hot Red Cherry Pepper. She’s a hot one so don’t let the size fool you.
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Yellow Bullet Habanero
C. Chinense
Approx. 200,000 – 300,000 SHUWhat a little ripper this one is. There are plenty of Habenros chillies out there but his one is a cute standout. Possibly this variety is a colour mutation from the Habanero White Bullet originating from the Caribbean called the Habanero Blanc. This compact plant produces a prolific a mount of little, yellow peppers about 3cms long and 1cms wide. Fruity, sweet and tangy you can’t go wrong in making this an addition to the garden and kitchen. We love these…
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Yellow Devils Tongue
C.Chinense
250,000 – 400,000 SHUC.Chinense
125,000-400,000 SHUThe Yellow Devil’s Tongue Chilli Pepper is one of the more mysterious, tasty, and hot peppers around. It’s origins are somewhat vague, but it is speculated that came from the Caribbean some time ago. The chilli pepper is a member of the Habanero family and possibly was developed from other Habanero strains and Fataliis.
Check out the Chocolate Devils tongue as well here.
Check out the Mustard Devils tongue as well here.10+ Seeds
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Yellow Fatalii
C. Chinense
125,000–400,000 SHUThe Yellow Fatalii is from Africa and really is a great all rounder. It’s a bit hotter than a Habanero and great to cook with. It has a citrus flavour and is perfect to use when you are using lemon or lime to boost the flavour of the recipe. Being thin skinned, it dries well and makes excellent powder.
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Yellow lightning Habanero
C. Chinense
300,000-400,000 SHUThe Yellow lightning Habanero is quite a tall plant with a wonderful spreading canopy. It looks great with the bright yellow “lightning bolt” shaped pods handing down. It grows a lot of fruit which pack one hell of a punch!
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