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Pink Tiger X Peach Bhut Chili Pepper Seeds
Pink Tiger X Peach Bhut Chili Pepper Seeds
4.58 / 5.0
(12) 12 total reviews
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Description:
Description:
The Pink Tiger x Peach Bhut chili is quickly becoming one of the most popular hot peppers to grow. One look at this colorful beauty will tell you why. These eye-catching Pink Tiger x Peach Bhut peppers ripen from a greenish-purple to a peach purple pearlescent color that gives your garden a unique pop of color. Taste is fruity and somewhat sweet, similar to a Peach Ghost. The heat is fairly tolerable at around 300,000 SHUs. These plants grow large and give high yields so give them plenty of space to shine. The Pink Tiger x Peach Bhut is still unstable so expect some variation.
Species: Capsicum Chinense
Type: Hot
Origin: USA
Scoville Heat Units: 300,000+ SHUs
Flavor: Fruity, slightly sweet
Plant Size: 3-4 feet
Seeds per Packet: 10+ Seeds
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I actually really like the peppers, but both plants are producing peppers that go from green to yellow with no heat at all! Plant looks like a super hot with dark, curled leaves. Very similar taste and smell to a habanero. These peppers are probably best pickled whole.
Looks really cool on the plant, great colors, great flavor. The plant is about 4 ft tall, very green, and healthy. I don’t buy the 300,000 Scoville. These are hotter than any ghost pepper I’ve had, but still pretty far off from reaper level
Looked like fun peppers to grow. Planted two seeds and both grew. Transplanted well into temporary containers. Hoping to get them in the ground in the next few weeks when it gets warmer outside.
Seeded about 7-8 seeds of this new variety about a month and a half ago, at about 85F. Only got two seeds to come out, got them to the initial two leaf stage. They look happy, so I hope they will make it, super excited. But its possible germination for these is less successful, so make sure you use enough seeds.
First time pepper grower here. I planted these seeds on 2/12 and have one seedling poking out as of 2/18. I look forward to harvesting these guys if I don’t kill them first.