Chilli 'Thai Hot' Seeds

Capsicum annuum 'Thai Hot'

Size is certainly not everything and this plant aims to prove just that. Known to grow up to 250 chillies per plant, it is a spicy number that will conjure loved Asian dishes.

  • Hot Spice
  • Grow Your Own
  • Grows Inside
  • Pot Fans

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About Chilli 'Thai Hot'

Hailing from Thailand, this spicy pepper adds a beautiful touch to any patio container. Adorned with as many as 200 tiny fruits that mature into a blazing red, these decorative plants can be used fresh or dried to produce a fantastic chilli powder. With a rating of 50,000-70,000 SHU (Scoville heat units), the spiciness of the chilli increases with its rating.

In The Records

Chilli peppers are thought to have originated in Central or South America and were initially grown in Mexico. Following the Columbian Exchange, numerous varieties of chilli pepper were disseminated throughout the world, employed for both culinary and medicinal purposes.

FeaturesPerfect for pots, unusual variety, grow your own food and plenty of fruits
LocationsWindow box, balconies, containers and garden beds
Effort LevelLooks after itself
Botanical NameCapsicum annuum 'Thai Hot'
Plant TypePerennial
Pot Size25 cm
Pet/Baby SafeNon-toxic
Number of Seeds5
Sowing TipsFor longer and earlier harvests, sow chilli seeds indoors from late winter to mid-spring, as these plants typically require a lengthy growing season.

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