Yellow African Fatalii Chilli Pepper (Capsicum chinense) seeds
- The African Fatalii Chilli Pepper is extremely hot. The yellow, ridged fruits get approx. 5cm long. Their intense scent reminds of habanero.
- Contents: Approx. 10 seeds
- Open-pollinated variety, seed tested regularly
Regular price:
€2.79
Content: 10 Single seed
Product number: 1226 GTIN: 4250601206424
Description
The Fatalii chili from Africa is not only extremely hot but also extremely aromatic. The ridged fruits radiate in bright yellow and are about 5 cm long. Their very intense aroma reminds of Habanero - they are a Habanero cultivar - but with a very unique expression.
Plant profile
| Lifecycle | Perennial |
|---|---|
| Species | Solanaceae |
| Eventual height | 40-80 cm |
| Flower colour | White |
| Flowering months | August, July, June, September |
| Main harvest | August, October, September |
| Root system | Heart roots |
Growing instructions
| Sowing depth | 0.5 cm |
|---|---|
| Germination temperature | 25-30°C |
| Sunlight | Full sun |
| Planting distance | 40 cm |
| Row spacing | 40 cm |
| Good companion plants | Beans, Knoblauch, Lettuce, Marigold, Nasturtium |
| Bad companion plants | Celeriac, Cucumber, Peas, Potatoes, Tomatoes |
Sowing and care
Chili plants can be cultivated as annuals outdoors or as a perennial pot plant. We recommend hibernating the plants and cultivating them perennially as, especially in the second year, a plentiful harvest can be expected. Press the seeds into the seeding compost and keep them warm (approx. 24°C). Chili seeds need warmth for seeding – therefore, a heated plant propagator can be helpful. Grows well indoors. Loves sunny locations and nutritious soil.
Chilis are very nutrient-loving and benefit from strong nitrogen fertilization. How to grow chile peppers from seed
Chilis are very nutrient-loving and benefit from strong nitrogen fertilization. How to grow chile peppers from seed
Other names
Botanical name: Capsicum chinense, C. sinense, C. toxicarium
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