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Biquinho Vermelho chilli Seeds
Biquinho Vermelho chilli Seeds
Product Code: BQNV
SHU: 50 - 200 SHU
Scientific Name: Capsicum Annuum
Germination Ease: Easy
Seeds / Packet: 10
Availability: In Stock
SHU: 50 - 200 SHU
Scientific Name: Capsicum Annuum
Germination Ease: Easy
Seeds / Packet: 10
Availability: In Stock
Price: R60.00
Qty:
Biquinho Vermelho chilli seeds. The Biquinho Vermelho (C.Chinense) originates from South America. This is one of those really beautiful and very unusual chillies. Literally translated it means "Little Bird Beak", Vermelho meaning Red. The shape of these pods is very unique and unusual indeed. This variety germinates and grows well in our experience. It matures into a small, compact and bushy plant with hundreds of small pointy pods. This is definitely a big producer in our experience. Pods ripen from a pale light green into a bright red. Definitely a looker this plant - and a rare one at that! Once opened, the smell is very pleasant. The aroma of these pods reminds us very much of that citrus/banoffee smell characteristic of Scotch Bonnets/Fataliis/Cumaris. These pods have a crunchy medium flesh to them. The flavour is subtle and very much reminiscent of Chinense flavours. Sweet, citrus and floral. In fact, close your eyes and eat these and they taste so much like Habaneros/Scotch Bonnets that you wait in anticipation of the heat to hit. But this chilli has virtually no heat! It is very much like the Trinidad Perfume in fact. Except this chilli does have a very slight burn. 50 - 200 SHU max, if that. So, if you love the flavour of the Chinenses, but you don't tolerate that kind of heat - this is a great option. In the kitchen, we would recommend these beautiful red pods to be used fresh in salads and salsas. The colour would look super and the flavours would lend themselves without the over powering burn. We think it would be a shame to cook these pods as the flavour is just too subtle. There could be an option to pickle these? Whatever the outcome in the kitchen, these pods and this plant are an absolute pleasure to grow in the garden and will turn heads for sure. This is a special and unusual variety that gets our thumbs up!
| Colour | |
| Green | |
| Red | |
| Species | |
| C. Chinense | |
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Chillihead Images of fresh chillies shown in product views are for purpose of showing the type of chillies that these seeds have been harvested from. We do not sell fresh chillies on this site. Customers are advised that they are buying chilli seeds for the type of chilli shown in the product view. All our chilli plants are open pollinated. While we endeavour to grow plants in seclusion, cross polination may still be a factor. We do not sell to minors under the age of 18. We would also like to warn customers that most of our products are exctremely hot and should be treated with utmost respect.
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