Pepperseeds

A mildly hot pepper shaped like an ufo: that is the purple ufo! This nice, ornamental pepper matures from dark purple to red but can also be yellow, orange, cream and almost pink. The 4 by 3 cm fruits have an apple-like taste. The plants are easy to grow...

Wiri Wiri is a small pepper with a big surprise. This small cherry-sized pepper is extremely hot! This chili pepper originates in Guyana, where the local inhabitants still use the pepper in a variety of dishes like stew and soup, or in their pepper-rum...

This super Habanero is being used in the professional agriculture industry and has an extreme high and early yield. The plants are resistant to many diseases and crop quality remains high in summer, the warmer the better. Under the right...

They did not name this paprika 'King of the North' for nothing: it is well suited for the cooler summers of Northern Europe. If you sow under inside between january and april and replant in the open air after may, the plant will reward you with great...

Aji Colorado is grown throughout South America, particularly in Bolivia and Peru. The peppers have a sweet and fruity flavour, ripen from green to shiny bright red and have a wrinkled appearance. The plants grow up to 1,2 m in height and often need to be...

‘MOA’ in the name stands for Ministry of Agriculture in Jamaica. This Scotch Bonnet type is recognized by the government of Jamaica as being a true Scotch Bonnet chili pepper. It is not known if the red bonnet is a true natural variant of if...

A very productive, orange Scotch Bonnet from Freeport, the Bahamas. A delicious chili pepper and a must grow for everyone who likes Scotch Bonnets. Name: Scotch Bonnet Freeport Orange Species: Capsicum Chinense 

A snack-size, very mild bright yellow pepper: that is the midas! It is a cross between a Jalapeno and a sweet paprika and has the best of both worlds: the sweet taste of the paprika and the productivity of the Jalapeno. The plant is compact, the fruit is...

Hinkelhatz or ‘chicken heart’ has its origin around 1880, when the German colony in Pennsylvania – also known as Pennsylvania Dutch or Penssylvania German – cultivated this chili pepper. The pods are about 5 by 2 cm and very...

Little yellow-golden pods with green stalks that come in loads from the plant: peppers like gold nuggets! This unique little pepper with its wrinkled skin does well as ornament, but is edible too. Plant height is around a meter. Name: Golden...

Bode Yellow is een variëteit uit Brazilië. De peper heeft kleine, ronde vruchten van zo’n 1 – 1,5 cm. De hete pepers hebben een fruitige smaak en verkleuren tijdens het rijpen van groen naar geel. De plant doet het goed in potten. Naam: Bode...

Bode Red is a variety from Brazil. Plant produces good yields of 1 – 1,5 cm round hot and fruity peppers. They mature from green to red. Great in pots! Name: Bode Red Species: Capsicum Chinense