Super Hot Seeds

Sepia Reaper x Pimenta de Neyde Pepper Seeds
Sepia Reaper x Pimenta de Neyde Pepper Seeds
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Description:
Description:
This is an exciting new cross between the bold Sepia Reaper hybrid and the Pimento De Neyde pepper! You'll find that these produce some gorgeous and glossy red-hot peppers.
These bushy pepper plants are easy to grow and stand around 2-3 ft. tall. They produce dozens of these smooth little fruits. The colors start out a dark green, then ripen to a blackish-purple, and then to its bright red that stands out amongst the plant's dark foliage.
These peppers have a surprisingly sweet flavor to them, but come with an intense rush of heat! With its appetizing aroma, you'll want to add these peppers to your next chili powder, hot sauce, or even salsa.
Please Note: this new variety is still unstable. Your grow results could vary in terms of shape, size, and color.
Species: Capsicum Chinense
Heat Level: Estimated 1,000,000+ SHUs
Type: Super Hot
Flavors: Sweet
Origin: Unknown
Pod Size:
Plant Height: 2-3 ft.
Days to Harvest: 90-100+ Days
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I like to order seeds from pepperjoe always, it arrives in time or earlier. And the germination is 99%.
I make sauce and Tabasco and in Guam we call it dinanchi and my friends and family all love it.
Thank pepperjoe and staff.
Sowed to seeds as an early season experiment. Both came up. Seedings about 2" so far.