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Chilli Pepper Seed 'Shabu Shabu'

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Capsicum chinense 'Shabu Shabu'

  • Volcanic Chilli Pepper.
  • Victoriana staff favourite 2016!
  • Approximately 644,034+ SHUs.

Volcanic Chilli: 1,000,000 + SHU'sHow Hot Is That?...Chilli Pepper Heat Guide


Supplied as a packet of approximately 5 seeds.

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GBP1 or more £2.95 each

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Description

Sometimes known as the Chinese Naga this chilli certainly has some fire to it! In our opinion the fruits we have grown here at the nursery are hotter than the Carolina Reaper. To get your fruits to have maximum heat they should be grown under protection. The pods ripen to orange/red and the flesh has a 'bumpy' texture; the fruits look similar in appearance to a Naga.

These can be found growing in the wild in China and are thought to have orginated somewhere either in China (the western edge of Tengchong where it meets Burma) or Nagaland, India but no one is exactly sure.

The traditional way in which these chillies are used when cooking is to hold them with a pair of chopsticks and stir them around in the cooking pot; in Japan this method is called Shabu Shabu, hence the name.

To ensure good germination a constant compost temperature of 82° - 86° f (28° - 30° C) is recommended. Germination can be slow and take three weeks or more.

Volcanic Chilli: 1,000,000 + SHU'sHow Hot Is That?...Chilli Pepper Heat Guide

Cautions / Disclaimer
As this variety of Chilli is one of what we describe as the Volcanic Heat Varieties, we caution those who purchase seed of this that it must treated with respect at all times - even handling the seeds can cause burns.

Under no circumstances must the fruits be used in practical jokes etc. We accept no liability, consequential or otherwise, whatsoever to those who choose to grow, handle or eat this variety - or similarly to any third party who is injured as a result of contact in any way, shape or form. Your purchase of this seed implies you have read and accepted this condition of sale.

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How To...

How To Sow & Grow Chilli Pepper & Sweet Peppers
Detailed advice on sowing and growing chilli peppers and sweet peppers - both inside and outside.

How To Videos

How To Grow Chillies & Sweet Peppers - Part 1 (Video)
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How To Grow Chillies & Sweet Peppers - Part 2 (Video)
An instructional video by Stephen on the basics of caring for chillies and sweet peppers as the season progresses.

How To Sow & Transplant Chilli Peppers, Sweet Peppers & Aubergines (Video)
An instructional video by Stephen explaining how to sow and then transplant chilli and sweet peppers. The same technique can also be used for aubergines.

Recipes

Chilli Jam Recipe
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Chilli Sauce Recipe
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Stir-fried Brussels Sprouts Recipe
A quick and simple recipe for stir-fried Brussels sprouts that also works with cabbage, kale and other brassicas.

Thai Chilli Sauce Recipe
An easy recipe for Thai chilli sauce. Mild, medium, or hot - it depends on the chillies you use.

General Information

Chilli Pepper & Sweet Pepper Heat Guide
A guide to the heat levels of sweet peppers and chilli peppers - from the cool to the volcanic. Also details on how Chilli Pepper heat levels are measured.

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