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    Cow Horn Pepper Seeds

    $ 4.99 - $ 34.99
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    Also known as the cowhorn hot pepper, the Cow Horn Hot Peppers are named after their shape and relation to, you guessed it, a cow's horn. These large thick-walled cayenne peppers are large and thick-walled with a heat that is fairly mild. The Cow Horn chili is a long, slender, curved pod that is phenomenal for making sauces and drying to turn them into pepper flakes. We recommend cooking with this pepper because its heat is family-friendly, so the Cow Horn is also great for pickling, hot sauces, salsas, and many more culinary uses.

    Cow Horn peppers start out as green, then turn to red as they ripen. The Cow Horn pepper plant produces pods can grow up to 8" to 10” long and 1" wide. That’s three Jalapeños to match the total length of the average Cow Horn pepper! These chiles are an excellent choice for those who want to take their produce to market and those who want to grow these at a smaller scale in home gardens. The Cow Horn plant grows up to 3 feet tall.

    Want more heat? Look into the Cayenne, Serrano, Shishito, and Santa Fe.

    Fun Fact: The cowhorn pepper (a.k.a. cow horn or cown-horn) is one of the largest chilis in the world!

    Species:Capsicum Annuum

    Heat Level: 2,500-5,000 + SHUs

    Type: Mild

    Origin: South America

    Days to Harvest: 90+ Days

    Seeds per Packet: 10+ Pepper Seeds 

    Love growing exotic peppers to impress your friends and family? Look into our exotic and novelty pepper seeds!

    Collections: All Pepper Seeds, All Products, ALL PRODUCTS BUT PLANTS, Cayenne Pepper Seeds, New Arrivals

    Customer Reviews

    Based on 4 reviews
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    PAUL NANTZ

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    David Ewoldsen
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    I make my own chili powders, paprika, pickled peppers, several different types of hot pepper sauces, and lots of salsa. I have used many different seed companies in the past. Pepper Joe's seeds are the best - bar none. I have almost 100% germination rates and the plants provide an incredible yield.

    Needless to say, after trying Pepper Joe's seeds for the first time last year, they are all I purchased this year.

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    L. Greenwood
    Champion Plants

    I bought a mass amount of different varieties from PJ's I'll have to wait until end of season to review the rest. But these.... these beautiful seeds. Since the start they grew faster and harder than any of the other seeds. Looking at them now, and to be fair only comparing them to other cayenne peppers, since superhots are slowgrows early on. These are incredible.
    I planted 3 seeds. All 3 sprouted and are DOUBLED the size of every other pepper plant I have.
    I admit my methods are not scientific at all. But I 'top' my plants when they reach the appropriate time, since I have quite a long growing season in Florida. But I keep the topping consistent.

    Long story short. If these seeds are from the genetics of the seeds I got, this is definitely something you will want to buy if you enjoy cayenne flavors and a lot of lovely long peppers.

    R
    Ronald Raines
    Waiting

    After 3 weeks on a seed heat pad and still waiting on anything to sprout. Dealing with the company was awesome. Received items quickly. Will update later.

    Hello, hot peppers can be tricky to germinate. Here is the process we follow and see 95% success rate across the board. They are very particular to soil temp requiring 80-85* and can take up to 6 weeks to germinate. I hope this helps! Let us know what other questions you may have!
    https://pepperjoe.com/pages/gardening-tips-starting-peppers-from-seed

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    Based on 4 reviews
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    25%
    (1)
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    P
    PAUL NANTZ

    Cow Horn Pepper Seeds

    D
    David Ewoldsen
    Outstanding

    I make my own chili powders, paprika, pickled peppers, several different types of hot pepper sauces, and lots of salsa. I have used many different seed companies in the past. Pepper Joe's seeds are the best - bar none. I have almost 100% germination rates and the plants provide an incredible yield.

    Needless to say, after trying Pepper Joe's seeds for the first time last year, they are all I purchased this year.

    L
    L. Greenwood
    Champion Plants

    I bought a mass amount of different varieties from PJ's I'll have to wait until end of season to review the rest. But these.... these beautiful seeds. Since the start they grew faster and harder than any of the other seeds. Looking at them now, and to be fair only comparing them to other cayenne peppers, since superhots are slowgrows early on. These are incredible.
    I planted 3 seeds. All 3 sprouted and are DOUBLED the size of every other pepper plant I have.
    I admit my methods are not scientific at all. But I 'top' my plants when they reach the appropriate time, since I have quite a long growing season in Florida. But I keep the topping consistent.

    Long story short. If these seeds are from the genetics of the seeds I got, this is definitely something you will want to buy if you enjoy cayenne flavors and a lot of lovely long peppers.

    R
    Ronald Raines
    Waiting

    After 3 weeks on a seed heat pad and still waiting on anything to sprout. Dealing with the company was awesome. Received items quickly. Will update later.

    Hello, hot peppers can be tricky to germinate. Here is the process we follow and see 95% success rate across the board. They are very particular to soil temp requiring 80-85* and can take up to 6 weeks to germinate. I hope this helps! Let us know what other questions you may have!
    https://pepperjoe.com/pages/gardening-tips-starting-peppers-from-seed