Vegetable Pepper - Chilli World Most Expensive Aji Charapita Pepper Seeds

World Most Expensive Aji Charapita Pepper Seeds

Known as world most expensive pepper! Very prolific pepper originated in Peru, producing hundreds of fruit. Bright yellow fruit that looks very similar to tepin chilli. Outstanding citrus flavors and heat. Container friendly.

Code: SS0103

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Product World Most Expensive Aji Charapita Pepper Seeds
Product Code SS0103
Botanical Name Capsicum Chinense
Germination 85 %
Plant Height 40 - 55 Cm
Plant Spread 35 - 45
Life Cycle Perennial
Harvest In 90 Days
Type Heirloom
   
World Most Expensive Aji Charapita Pepper Seeds Germination Info
Germinates In 10 - 21 Days
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