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Yellow Bhut
C. Chinense
850,000-1,100.000 SHUThe Naga Bhut Jolokia Yellow, or Yellow Bhut Jolokia is extremely hot! Typical of any Bhut Jolokia(Ghost Chilli). It will grow great either in a pot or in the ground and is a good producer. I has a sweet citrus flavour. Even sort of fruity! That is where the fun will end for you……Unless of course you love your superhot chillies!
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Yellow Brazilian starfish
C. Baccatum
8,000 – 10,000 SHUWe love the Yellow Brazilian Starfish. While it doesn’t have much heat at all, around the same as a Jalapeno, the taste is great. The first thing you can taste is apples. It is thick walled and crunchy, also very prolific! The little heat it does have presents itself as almost “fizzy”. Its very unusual! These are great tossed into a salad. Although still rare, its one of the best mild chilies ever!
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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.
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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 Jelly Bean
C. Chinense
Approx 350,000 SHUPerhaps the smallest of the Habaneros, the Yellow Jelly Bean produces literally hundreds of jelly-bean-size pods that cover a dome-shaped 30cm compact plant. No prizes in guessing how it got its name! It has a distinctive, fruity flavour but don’t let it’s size fool you – it packs plenty of explosive heat.
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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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Yellow Reaper
C. Chinense
1,000,000 ++++ SHUWe have been waiting a while for this one! The Yellow Reaper! This yellow version of the Reaper really lives up to its predecessor. Maybe a little less bitter but at least as hot… So hot In fact, Our Lord Vulcan of the Chilli World can only eat one! The only time he keeps the toilet paper in the refrigerator…… The great thing is they are very productive too. If you are the type of person that needs to grow the most extreme hottest chillies in the World, this needs to be on your list!
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Yellow Scotch Bonnet
C. Chinense
200,000 – 350.000 SHU
The Scotch Bonnet goes by so many different names it can be quite confusing (AKA Bahamian, Bahama Mama, Jamaican Hot or Martinique Pepper). It got its name from resembling a Scot’s Bonnet and is one that tastes as good as it looks. This is the yellow version which has a slightly more citrus flavour than the red variety. It is closely related to the Habanero but is a bit sweeter with a smoother mouth burn. The fruit grow to approximately 2.5 cm wide and 4 cm long and the bush is quite compact, growing to over a meter. Originally from the Caribbean it is widely cultivated in Jamaica where it is extensively used in their cuisine.
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Yukari Bakan
C. Annuum
20,000 – 30,000 SHU
What a little ripper of a producer the Yukari Bakan is. Its another great Turkish chilli variety that has an interesting nutty flavour with the typical stingy burn of the annuum types. Yukari means ‘Gift of God’ and Bakan means ‘overlooking’. It grows fairly compact with the fruit growing in unique little clusters. Pods dry well on plant without rotting if you get lazy like us with your picking. Pods grow upwards in bunches of 10-12 and ours turn from green to lilac and orange to finally a deep red. Plants are stunning when they get going and are a real stand out in the garden. We love to dry these for chilli flakes and powder.
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