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Scotch Bonnet Freeport Orange
Product Code: SBFPO
SHU: 350,000 - 450,000
Scientific Name: Capsicum Chinense
Germination Ease: Normal
Seeds / Packet: 20
Availability: In Stock
SHU: 350,000 - 450,000
Scientific Name: Capsicum Chinense
Germination Ease: Normal
Seeds / Packet: 20
Availability: In Stock
Price: R60.00
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Scotch Bonnet Freeport Orange. The Scotch Bonnet Freeport Orange (C Chinense) is simply amazing. This is a Caribbean classic. This Scotch Bonnet has an amazing pod shape and flavour is fantastic. A good germinator and grower. Expect a height of around 40-50cm on this plant. A compact plant that yields lots of these amazing pods. Pods ripen from light green to Orange when fully ripe. These pods have a wonderfully sweet aroma of banoffee and citrus. Flavour wise, Scotch Bonnets rule supreme with sweet fruity flavours. Heat is around the mid to upper spectrum of Habanero heat. For those chillihead among us that who do not like Habaneros, this is a very good alternative to the humble Habanero. This chilli lends itself to many applications in the kitchen. Raw in salsas, boiled into sauces, cooked in stews or dried and made into a most aromatic chilli powder. This is an all round winner!
| Colour | |
| Green | |
| Orange | |
| 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 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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