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Fatalii Pepper Seeds
Fatalii Pepper Seeds
- Germination rate: 83%
- Plant size: 3 ft.
- Pod size: 3"
- Origin: Central African Republic
- Species: Chinense
- SHU: 125,000-325,000
4.12 / 5.0
(24) 24 total reviews
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Description:
Description:
Coming from Africa, these heirloom yellow Fatali peppers are known for their unassuming heat that hits you after your first bite. It's definitely not "fatal" to eat these peppers, but they are one of the spiciest peppers around!
The Fatali pepper plant grows to about 3 feet tall and produces pepper pods around 3" long. The conical-shaped pods taper off to a point and have wrinkly yellow skin that matures from green to its final yellow color. Fatalii pepper seeds grow extremely well in hot weather areas where they produce high yields of these pepper pods.
Expect the chili to have a sweet, citrusy flavor that deliciously complements any fish, chicken, or veal dish. One can expect to feel the sting of the Fatali pepper in the first bite. Unlike habaneros, this heat won't creep up on you slowly, the burn is felt right away. Be prepared to hang on for your life!
- Species: Capsicum Chinense
- Heat Level: 125,000–325,000 SHUs
- Type: Hot
- Flavor: Sweet, Citrusy
- Germination Rate: 83%
- Origin: Central African Republic
- Pod Size: 3"
- Plant Height: 3 ft.
- Days to Harvest: 100+ Days
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I won’t know until I plant them Feb 1 indoors with lights, propagation mats and timers. I live in South Texas. I will transplant them March 15 into pots outdoors.
I received these seeds as a gift, 3/10 sprouted, 2/3 survived and had a great harvest from both plants. They are currently a year old and I’m excited to see how they do this next season. Also, I propagated a bunch when I over wintered so now I have a few clones to add to the season. I am extremely satisfied with this pepper variety.
Can’t wait to grow these!!
I haven’t planted these yet but the shipment was quick and complete
Don’t know haven’t planted them yet
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