Chili seeds

Biquinho peppers originate from Brazil. Biquinho means ‘little beak’ due to its shape. It’s a mild pepper and can be eaten raw or cooked and are mostly known for being pickled in vinegar. Red variant. Name: Biquinho Red Species:...

Malawi Peppadew or Malawi Piquante is just like the popular South-African variant. It’s like a cross between a mini paprika and a cherry tomato. These peppers are very sweet with a little kick of heat and delicious stuffed with cream cheese. The...

Jalapeno Sweet is a bit sweeter and less hot than other Jalapenos. Perfect for those who like the taste of Jalapeno, but not all the heat. Name: Jalapeno Sweet Species: Capsicum Annuum

Jalapeno Jalmundo is large-sized Jalapeño. The plant produces good yields of medium hot peppers. The name is a contraction of Jalapeno and the Spanish word for world, mundo. It was developed by crossing a paprika (Keystone Resistant Giant) and the...

Chimayo originates from the dry, high plains of Chimayo in Mexico. For generations this chili pepper has been grown in this village in the province of New Mexico. Chimayo is relatively early maturing and has a very good, medium hot taste. The 10 cm pods...

Czech Black is a heirloom chili pepper from Czech Republic. This beautiful pepper matures from black to red and is medium hot. Very juicy 5-6 cm long peppers have the shape of a Jalapeno and have a great flavour. Plant height is 70-90 cm. Harvest:...

A rare and little-known variety. This Jalapeno is one of the most unique varieties. It’s the most ‘corked’ one of the Jalapeno varieties. With its rough skin it sometimes looks more like a potato than a chili pepper. It has a very sweet...

Aleppo (or Halaby) is one of the most popular chili peppers in the Middle East and is named after the city of Aleppo in Syria where it has been cultivated for centuries. In the Middle East, and also in Mediterranean cuisine, it’s mostly used dried...

This chili pepper is also known as Peter Pepper. Probably to conceal the sexual charge in his name. Because of its shape, we would like to call this chili pepper accordingly: Penis Pepper. The 6,5 to 9 cm peppers mature from green to red. Species:...

Ancho 101 peppers are 10-15 cm long and 7 cm in diameter tapering to a blunt point. These mild chili peppers mature from green to brownish red and are delicious in Mexican mole dishes and rellenos. They are a very versatile pepper for fresh, cooked, and...

An excellent grilling variety. Also used fresh, stuffed, or roasted. This Anaheim-type, mildly hot chili pepper is around 15 cm long and 4 cm in diameter. They mature from green to red. This chili performs well in cooler climates. Harvest: 70 days after...

This variety is called Mirasol (‘looking at the sun’ in Spanish), possibly because the fruits have an erect habit. It is a compact plant. Peppers are 7-12 cm long and 3-5 cm in diameter. They have a unique flavour with a hint of fruitiness...