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Kenya
Product Code: KNY
SHU: 50,000 - 100,000
Scientific Name: Capsicum Annuum
Germination Ease: Normal
Seeds / Packet: 10
Availability: In Stock
SHU: 50,000 - 100,000
Scientific Name: Capsicum Annuum
Germination Ease: Normal
Seeds / Packet: 10
Availability: In Stock
Price: R50.00
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Kenya Chilli Seeds. This chilli belongs to the C. Annuum family of plants. Originally believed to be C. Frutescens, but this is definately not the case. This variety germinates and grows well to around 60 - 80cm in height. It is a good producer of cayenne style pods that have a length of roughly 8 - 9cm. Pods eventually change from a grass green to red when fully ripe. We first approached this chilli with some blase attitude, thinking this was just another cayenne style chilli. What an absolute surprise! A good heat on this chilli. The aroma is clean, herbaceous and fruity. The flavour is really fruity upfront. A crisp and juicy chilli that delivers a firm instant burn that has a really awesome lingering peppery burn. This chilli is an absolute must in the garden and would be very versatile in the kitchen. Eaten fresh or used cooked in Asian cuisine - this chilli is champs!
| Colour | |
| Green | |
| Red | |
| Species | |
| C. Annuum | |
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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 seeds are harvested from plants as advertised, there is a possibility that hybridization/cross polination may occur. 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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