Pepperseeds

Peito de Moca originates from Brazil. The small teardrop shaped hot chili peppers mature from light green to red. The plant remains fairly small and is particularly suitable for pots. Name: Peito de Moca Species: Capsicum Chinense

An extraordinary and rare variety from Brazil. It’s also one of the most beautiful. The chili peppers have a fruity flavour. This Chinense species has lower heat than a Habanero. Peppers mature from dark purple to light pink purple. This easy plant...

Aji Panca originates from Peru, where it is frequently used in the kitchen. This chili pepper has a sweet, berry-like and slightly smoky flavor. It’s delicious raw in salads, stews and (mole) sauces. The pepper is about 8-15 cm long and around 3...

A unique variety. Pimienta de Neyde is apparently a natural cross between Capsicum Chinense and Capsicum Annuum and was discovered by Neyde Hidalgo in Brazil. The leaves of the plant have a dark purple appearance. The very hot, aromatic peppers hardly...

Looking for a chili pepper with the same characteristics as the Habanero, but less hot? You've found it! Aji Dulce has the same strong aroma and flavour as the Habanero, but is much less hot. Name: Aji Dulce Species: Capsicum Chinense

Hot Paper Lantern is as hot as a regular Habanero chili pepper, but will get larger fruits that also mature earlier. The plant is also very productive. The pods mature from green to bright red. They are elongated and wrinkled and are approximately 7 to...