10 VARIETIES OF CHILLI SEEDS EACH ONE FROM A DIFFERENT COUNTRY OR CONTINENT.

Includes:

Nu Mex Big Jim 3/10 - America

Current holder of the worlds biggest chilli. A large plant with huge fruit & rich flavour, traditionally eaten in the green stage.

Chocolate Jolokia 10/10 - Nagaland India

Stunning Naga variety turns from green to brown with the superheat associated with the Naga chilli. Can take a while to germinate so patience is a virtue with the Naga family.

Fire Tongue  7/10 - China

One of the many varieties being developed in China the Fire Tongue is a multicoloured ornamental with a sharp fast burn and multicoloured upright growing pods.

Ring of Fire  6/10 - Unknown

A hot searing cayenne type chilli with a great grassy flavour that works well in curries. A low growing bush that spreads out and produces hundreds of 2in long pods.

Naglah -  10/10++ UK

Chillipepperpetes own UK grown hybrid cross of the Naga with the Douglah of Trinidad. Extreme heat in abundance. A possible contender for the crown of the worlds hottest. Easy to germinate and grow into 5ft-6ft bushs with a large annual crop.

Padron -2/10 - Spain

1 in 10 plants are hot which gives the traditional 1 in 10 hot pods. Easily grown and wonderfully flavoured cooked on the griddle or bbq.

 Trinidad Scorpion 10/10 - Trinidad

Another of the superhots from Trinidad that grows well inthe UK with searingly hot pods with big flavour.

Jalapeno 5/10 - Mexico

The traditional medium hot Jalapeno grows well in the UK and produces large quantities of pods that can be put into anything you cook but are great on pizzas. .

Scotch Bonnet 9/10 - Jamaica

Grows to 5ft in one season with dozens of very hot bonnet shaped chillis.

Hot Cherry Pepper 4/10++ - Hungary

Round cherry red pods with very thick skins. Easily stuffed or generally cooked with. They grow easily with large amounts of pods over the course of the season.

Each variety is in its own packet with label on. There are 10 seeds of each variety, so 100 in total. Enough for a large crop or for sharing among friends.

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