• Bico Roxa pepper pods, beautiful purple and reds, small with stems
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Medium Hot Seeds

Bico Roxa Pepper Seeds

Bico Roxa Pepper Seeds

  • Plant size: 2 ft.
  • Pod size: 0.75"
  • Origin: Brazil
  • Species: Chinense
  • SHU: 1,000-12,000
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Description:

The Bico Roxa is a chili variety crossed between the Biquinho and Chupetinho Brazilian chilis.

Bico Roxa pepper plants are compact and grow to around 2 ft. tall with black and dark purple foliage. They are highly productive, growing plenty of these 1" pods that change from black to purple/burgundy, to orange, and finally red when they are mature. These peppers are gorgeous, giving your garden or patio a nice pop of calming color.

Bico Roxa peppers boast a mild heat with a pungent sweet flavor great for hot sauce, salsa, cooking, and used in fresh foods. You can also use these peppers to make a nice, sweet chili powder!

Species: Capsicum Chinense  

Heat Level: 1,000-12,000 SHUs

Type: Mild to Medium Hot

Flavor: Sweet

Origin: Brazil  

Pod Size: 0.75"

Plant Height: 2 ft.

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Customer Reviews

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David Heftie
Bico roxa

Seeds look great!

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Garrett Conner
Bico Roxa Seeds

The reason I gave this one star is that none of the seeds germinated. I bought tobasco seeds at the same time and planted all together in a starter kit. Tobasco seeds germinated but not the Bico Roxa's.

Hello, hot peppers can be tricky to germinate. Here is the process we follow and see 95% success rate across the board. Keep in mind they can take up to 6 weeks to germinate. Let us know what other questions you may have, we are happy to help!
https://pepperjoe.com/pages/gardening-tips-starting-peppers-from-seed

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Oak Nelson
Tiny seeds, never sprouted

I bought 3 varieties and got the free hot peppers too, this was the only variety I had trouble with. I couldn't separate individual seeds as they were smaller than grains of sand, but I'm sure I dumped most if not all of what was in the packet into the pot I used and they were the only variety that didn't sprout at all for me on a heat mat with a seed dome and under grow lights. Very happy with the other seeds I got, just had no luck with this one.