Database of Chilli Pepper Varieties
HOT SUMMER
Species: Unknown | Origin: India | Heat: Hot
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A hot hybridised Cayenne type pepper. Pepper approx 13-14 cm in length

© Nickys Chilli Pepper Seeds
HOT TREE PEPPER (PI 267729)
Species: Baccatum | Origin: Guatemala | Heat: Hot
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This medium sized vigorous, variety is late maturing; producing 3in long x 0.75in wide curved, glossy pods which mature from green to red.This variety is also listed as CAP 1033

© Julian Livsey

© Julian Livsey
INCA GLOW
Species: Chinense | Origin: Peru | Heat: Hot
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Description currently unavailable.

© Allen M Boatman
INCA ORANGE
Species: Baccatum | Origin: Peru | Heat: Hot
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Description currently unavailable.

© Cross Country Nurseries
INCA SURPRISE
Species: Baccatum | Origin: Peru | Heat: Hot
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3 foot bush plant covered with tiny elongated peppers.

© Semillas La Palma

© Semillas La Palma
ISRAELI HOT (PI 451762)
Species: Annuum | Origin: Israel | Heat: Hot
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Description currently unavailable.

© Dr R Jarret USDA ARS

© Dr R Jarret USDA ARS
JAMAICAN GOLD
Species: Annuum | Origin: Jamaica | Heat: Hot
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This prolific Jamaican variety produces pungent, squash type 1 to 1.5 in long by 1.25 to 1.75 in wide pods which ripen from green to a golden yellow.

© Cross Country Nurseries
JIGSAW
Species: Annuum | Origin: Unknown | Heat: Hot
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Small upward pointing peppers on compact plants with variegated leaves. Note: An immature pod is shown here.

© Jukka Kilpinen

© Mats & Patricia Pettersson
KIM CHI
Species: Annuum | Origin: Korea | Heat: Hot
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Kim-Chi is an early maturing hybrid hot pepper, developed by a leading seed breeder in Korea. This variety produces fruits with 14-15 cm long and 1.7-1.9 cm in diameter, 14-15 cm in length and 14-15 grams in weight. Fruits in pendent habit are dark green in skin color when immature and turn into red when matured. Dark green peppers in nearly maturing stage are very pungent and can be picked for fresh cooking and pickling uses. Matured red fruits are excellent for making dry peppers. The plant grows vigorously. First fruit picking can be obtained 65 days after transplanting.

© Evergreen seeds
KITCHEN PEPPER (PI 439378)
Species: Annuum | Origin: Jamaica | Heat: Hot
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Description currently unavailable.

© Dr R Jarret USDA ARS

© John Taylor
KRASNYI (CGN 23092)
Species: Chinense | Origin: Sudan | Heat: Hot
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Description currently unavailable. Note: The CGN classification system for chile varieties indicates an accession from the genebank at Wageningen, The Netherlands

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LANTERN (CGN 20790)
Species: Chinense | Origin: Unknown | Heat: Hot
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Description currently unavailable.

LAOTIAN
Species: Annuum | Origin: Laos | Heat: Hot
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1-2in long peppers which grow upright on plant

© Cross Country Nurseries
LARGO PURPLE
Species: Annuum | Origin: Unknown | Heat: Hot
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Ornamental. Small blocky mulicoloured peppers

© Allen M Boatman
LIMO
Species: Chinense | Origin: Peru | Heat: Hot
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2 to 3 inch long fruit grow on a vine like plant and mature from green to red or yellow (depending on the strain) in approximately 90 days. When dried, this Aji becomes tapered and wrinkled. It is mostly grown and used mainly on the northern coast of Peru.

© Jukka Kilpinen

© Mats & Patricia Pettersson
