Pepperseeds

Goronong is a chili pepper that originates from Malaysia. It is a very twisted, wrinkled and yellow-orange Habanero. Habaneros are not very common in Asia, making this pepper a unique sight. Goronong has a fruity, slightly tropical flavour, making it...

The Maldivian Heart Orange chili pepper is an orange variant of the Maldivian Heart pepper. It originates from the Maldives in the Indian Ocean. While it shares a similar shape with the original red variety, it stands out with a more pronounced...

The Maldivian Lemon pepper is a unique variation derived from the Maldivian Heart chili pepper, which hails from the Maldives. Being an "off-type" pepper, the Maldivian Lemon doesn't closely resemble its original variety. Given that Scotch Bonnets also...

Naga Black is a very productive Naga. The chocolate brown peppers are super hot with 700.000 ~ 800.000 Scoville Units. Name: Naga Black Species: Capsicum Chinense

Untill 2011 Bhut Jolokia was the hottest pepper in the world! With Scoville Units between 800.000 ~ 1.001.300 you can call this pepper nuclear. One drop of extract from this pepper needs one million drops of water to no longer be perceived as sharp. This...

Untill 2011 this was the hottest pepper in the world! With Scoville Units between 800.000 ~ 1.001.300 you can call this pepper nuclear. One drop of extract from this pepper needs one million drops of water to no longer be perceived as hot. This chili...

Untill 2011 Bhut Jolokia was the hottest chili pepper in the world! With Scoville Units between 800.000 ~ 1.001.300 you can call this pepper nuclear. One drop of extract from this pepper needs one million drops of water to no longer be perceived as sharp...

Naga Morich is one of the hottest chili peppers in the world! With around 1,000,000 Scoville Units you could call this pepper "nuclear".  Even there are 1,598,227 Scoville units measured in Naga Morich pods! That is four times as hot as a former...

Until 2011 this was the hottest chili pepper in the world! With Scoville Units between 800.000 ~ 1.001.300 you can call this chili pepper nuclear. One drop of extract from this pepper needs one million drops of water to no longer be perceived as sharp...

Until 2011 Bhut Jolokia was the hottest chili pepper in the world! With Scoville Units between 800.000 ~ 1.001.300 you can call this pepper nuclear. One drop of extract from this pepper needs one million drops of water to no longer be perceived as hot...