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Habanero
Chocolate Av 20 seeds Hot chilli pepper Chilli Pepper seeds Chocolate Habanero one of the hottest peppers. Fruits are brown, heart shaped, wrinkled 2" long with a rich fruity flavour. £1.55 Av 20 seeds Add to basket
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Chocolare Habanero, Carribean Red, Orange and White Habanero, Condors Beak, Little Finger, Hercules, Hot Summer to Hungarian Hot Wax
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Habanero
Chocolate Av 20 seeds Hot chilli pepper Chilli Pepper seeds Chocolate Habanero one of the hottest peppers. Fruits are brown, heart shaped, wrinkled 2" long with a rich fruity flavour. £1.55 Av 20 seeds Add to basket
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Habanero Orange Av 40 seeds Hot chilli pepper Chilli Pepper seeds Orange Habanero. Among the hottest commonly grown hot pepper in the world!! Fruits are small and wrinkled ripening green to light orange. Used in Mexican and Caribbean cuisine, fiery hot and extremely pungent. Dangerously hot, not for the boys. 200,000 - 300,000 Scovilles of heat. £1.45 Av 40 seeds Add to basket Bulk 200 seeds £4.95 Add to basket
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Habanero Caribbean Red Av 40 seeds Hot chilli pepper Chilli Pepper Caribbean Red. An improved variety of Habanero and Hotter too. Wrinkled fruits. Matures from green to red. Heat rating of 450,000+ Scoville £1.45 Av 40 seeds Add to basket Bulk 200 seeds £4.95 Add to basket
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Habanero Condors Beak Av 10 seeds Hot chilli pepper Chilli Pepper Habanero Condors Beak C chinense. Compact plants height 30cm spread 60cm, hot fruits ripen from purple to dark red.
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Paper Lantern Av 20 seeds Chilli Pepper Paper Lantern elongated red habanero type with the renowned mouth-blistering heat. Fruits ripen from lime green to bright red, elongated pendant fruits. Heavier yielding than other habanero peppers 90 day
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Habanero Yellow Bumpy C.chinense Av 15 seeds Hot chilli pepper Pendant fruits up to 4cm in length mature from green to light yellow. A beautiful Habanero with a fruity tropical taste. Plant height up to 45cm loaded with lots of fruits. Tasty and ornamental.
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Hercules F Av 15 seeds Chilli Pepper Hercules, hybrid Jalapeno noted for its unique fruit smoothness. Fruits the same diameter as Jalapeno but longer, fruits turn from a medium dark green to red when ripe. Vigorous plant with strong branches fruit shape cylindrical with blunted end.
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Holy Mole F1 Av 10 seeds Chilli Pepper Holy Mole. Holy Mole is the pepper you MUST grow for mole sauce and other Mexican cuisine. A Pasilla pepper, it is mildly hot at 700 Scovilles, with a nutty, tangy flavor you will love. And these very heavy-yielding plants grow armloads of the fruit -- plenty for using fresh or pickling, drying, and grinding into spice! Holy Mole sets, long, tapered, slender peppers 7 to 9 inches long and just 1 1/2 inches wide at the shoulder. They arise profusely on compact plants 2 to 3 1/2 feet high and 2 1/2 feet wide -- compact enough to tuck among the Tomatoes or even to grow in containers! Terrific resistance to Tobacco Mosaic Virus means even bigger yields from healthy plants. You just can't go wrong with this flavourful, unusual pepper! 2007 AAS winner (All-America Selection)
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Summer - Indian Pepper 50E1 Av 40 seeds Very hot Indian pepper Hybrid, suitable for drying, red pepper approx 13-14 cm fruit length
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Hot Lemon C baccatum Lemon Drop Av 15 seeds Very hot lemon flavoured and scented chili pepper, suitable for drying and freezing, Green fruits up to 5cm long mature to yellow. Plant height approx 60cm
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Hungarian Hot Wax Av 30 seeds Chilli Pepper Hungarian Hot Wax A vigorous habit with long smooth pointed bright yellow waxy fruits. Turns red when fully ripe. Rather hot flavour.
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Index | A - B | C | D - G | H | I - O | P - R | Scotch Bonnet | S - Z | Indian Peppers | Chilli Collections | Ornamental Peppers
The cultural
information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different
sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem
to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only,
you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a
rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed
like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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