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Name |
Origin |
Description |
Seeds Available |
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Ulupica Capsicum cardenasii CAP 1530 |
Bolivia/Peru | Capsicum cardenasii
(Ulupica). The Ulupica grows wild in Bolivia and Peru and is
thought to be the origin progenitor of all capsicums. The Ulupica is
closely related to the Rocoto but produces only tiny pods. Like
the Rocoto, the Ulupica has purple flowers but only a slight pubescens.
Heat Level : 7-8 |
Seeds not available |
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Capsicum chacoense |
Bolivia | This tiny red devil grows in extreme
abundance. The erect fruit are about 1-1.25 cm in length and 0.4 cm in
width. Lovely piquancy and flavour. Heat Level : 7 |
10 Seeds for $6.00 |
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Capsicum eximium CGN 19198 |
Bolivia/ Argentina |
This small red spherical chilli comes from
Bolivia and Northern Argentina. It grows on a tall bushy plant and produces loads of very
hot fruit. This chilli is excellent eaten fresh and also makes a great dry
powder. Plant flowering awaiting fruit. Heat Level : 8 |
Seeds not available |
| Capsicum rhomboideum | Mexico, Peru and Venezuela | Also known as Capsicum ciliatum has its
distribution area in the south of Mexico to the North of Peru and Venezuela.
C. ciliatum is one of the most controversial species because of their yellow
flowers and the lack of sharpness and was removed as Witheringia ciliates
from the genus. According to research by AT Hunziker, Barboza & Bianchetti
in 2001, the plant was reclassified as C. rhomboideum.
Non pungent, small red pods.
Very unusual, yellow flower. Plant flowering. Heat Level : 0 |
Seeds not available |
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Brazil Wild Red Capsicum praetermissum CAP 1487 |
Brazil | This very small red spherical chilli comes
from the jungles of Brazil. It grows on a tall bushy plant and produces
loads of very hot fruit. This chilli is excellent eaten fresh and also makes
a great dry powder. Now one of my favourites. Heat Level : 8 |
Sold Out |
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Brazil Wild Red No 2 Capsicum praetermissum PI 441654 |
Brazil | This small red spherical chilli comes from the
jungles of Brazil. It grows on a tall bushy plant and produces loads of very
hot fruit. This chilli is excellent eaten fresh and also makes a great dry
powder. Heat Level : 8 |
Sold Out |
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Capsicum praetermissum CGN 19697 |
Brazil | This small red spherical chilli comes from the
jungles of Brazil. It grows on a tall bushy plant and produces loads of very
hot fruit. This chilli is excellent eaten fresh and also makes a great dry
powder. Plant fruiting. Heat Level : 8 |
Seeds not available |
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Peruvian Wild Red Capsicum tovarii CGN 22876 |
Peru | This tiny red spherical chilli comes from
Peru. Very rare and hard to grow. First fruit has appeared after 2 years.
Very tiny fruit ripening from green to red. Nice flavour. Heat Level : 7-8 |
10 Seeds for $6.00 |