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Habanero Red Savina Capsicum chinense 100+ days to maturity Extremely HOT. Red Savina chilli pepper ripens from green to shiny red when mature. 577,000 Scoville units.
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Habanero Mustard Hot chilli pepper Capsicum chinense Chilli Pepper seeds Habanero Mustard. Originates from the Caribbean 100+ days. Habanero Mustard has high yields of extremely hot peppers, they mature from light green through an orange mustard colour and finally to orange. These Habanero peppers are ideal for making Hot pepper sauces. £1.50 Av 15 seeds
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Habanero Golden Hot chilli pepper Capsicum chinense Chilli Pepper Habanero Golden. Originates from the Caribbean 100+ days. Habanero golden has good yields of extremely hot peppers, which mature from light green to yellow through to a golden orange. Chilli size approx 5cm x 5cm plant can grow up to 75cm tall. £1.75 Av 15 seeds
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Habanero Lemon Hot chilli pepper Capsicum chinense Chilli Pepper seeds Habanero Lemon. Originates from the Caribbean 100+ days. Habanero lemon has good yields of extremely hot peppers, crunchy, mature from green to lemon yellow. £1.45 Av 15 seeds
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Chocolate 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
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Habanero Orange C. chinense 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. RHS Award of Garden Merit £0.95 Av 15 seeds
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Habanero Little Finger Hot chilli pepper Chilli Pepper Habanero Little Finger C chinense. Red fruits growing to the size of little fingers approx 38mm x 15mm across, with a sweet hot flavour.
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Habanero Luciferino Hot chilli pepper Chilli Pepper Habanero Luciferino C chinense. Heavy fruiting plants height 60cm with orange fruits that hang under leaves making them easy to harvest.
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Paper Lantern 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 White Chilli Pepper White Habanero. C chinense. Compact plants with high yields of white habanero fruits, fruit stays white.
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Habanero Yellow Bumpy C.chinense 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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Summer - Indian Pepper 50E1 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 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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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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