Also known as “Little Beak Peppers,” “Sweaty Drops,” or “Little Kiss,” this unique little pepper from Brazil packs a lot of flavors! Like the Biquinho Red pepper, the Biquinho Yellow is quite popular in Brazil and Peru, and it is commonly called “Chupetinho” by the locals there. This pepper is shaped like a 1" marble with a pointed end which biquinho is a Portuguese word that translates to little beak. The peppers dangle on sturdy, upright 2 ft. plants that are prolific with early harvests. Biquinho Yellow peppers mature from green to their warm yellow hue when it's time to harvest. The rare pepper is crunchy, crisp, and juicy, and has Habanero-like flavors of tropical, citrus, fruity, and slightly smoky tones. It has a heat level of 500 to 1,000 SHUs which is below the average heat of a Jalapeño. These are great to eat raw, cooked, make as salads, and to add to cheese plates and hors d’oeuvres! You can also make a delicious appetizer by pickling them. In Brazil, Yellow Biquinho chiles are pickled in a mixture of vinegar, garlic, herbs, and a Brazilian liquor called Cachaca. Fun Fact: In the United States, pickled Yellow Biquinho chiles are sold under the name “Sweaty Drops,” and high-end restaurants like Momofuku dangly in New York City are using the pickled pods as a substitute for olives in their martinis! Seeking more exotic, uniquely shaped peppers? Check out our stunning Rare & Exotic Pepper Seeds!

Here’s a fun mystery pepper from White Hot Peppers that has been fairly stabilized after just a handful of grow seasons. Although it’s an unknown cross, a few things are certain – the WHP 006 is crazy cool looking and produces extremely heavy yields of insanely hot peppers. One grower reported getting a couple hundred pods off of just 2 plants. They ripen from a mustardy yellow/green color into a brilliant shiny red color and are some of the gnarliest wrinkled pods we’ve seen. Grow this mystery superhot pepper out and see what you think. Shop for more Super Hot Pepper Seeds and Super Hot Pepper Plants today!

Love the MA Wartryx, but want it in yellow? We got you covered with the MA Wartryx Yellow! This is a yellow variant of the MA Wartryx created by Matthew Arthur (also known as MA), a renowned chili grower. When we heard about the Yellow MA Wartryx, a cross between a Trinidad Scorpion, 7 Pot Jonah, and Ubatuba Cambucci, we just had to grow this super hot pepper! The MA Wartryx Yellow pepper plant will grow to 3-4 ft. tall and produce super hot peppers of Scotch Bonnet shapes or mushroom-shaped with a rough, bumpy texture. They also may have a protruding point sticking out on the end and ripen from green to yellow-orange when they reach maturity. The peppers have a sweet, fruity, citrusy flavor…before your tongue is on fire and your face melts off. This is a must-have hot pepper to grow in your garden and use in cooking or sprinkled over food as a dried chili powder! Want to grow peppers with military-grade heat?! Check out some of our Super Hot Pepper Seed varieties that will melt your face off!

If you love peach colors and amazing flavor as much as we do, then you'll love the Sugar Rush Peach Hot Pepper! Bred by Chris Fowler of Wales by open pollination of various varieties of Aji Peppers, he stumbled upon this (happy) accident, and we're so glad he did! The Sugar Rush Peach pepper plant grows up to a staggering 5 ft. tall and stands above others in your garden. As they grow pods, you may want to stake this plant for additional support. Nonetheless, these are disease-resistant plants that protect the healthy growth of these 4" long, slightly-wrinkled pods. In fact, the Sugar Rush Peach pepper plants produce nearly 40 large pods each, so be prepared for bountiful harvests! The pepper’s flavors are identical to an Aji Amarillo but sweeter and have an amazing citrusy, sugar-sweet flavor with notes of apricot and peach and some unexpected smoky, complex heat. You may also notice muted undertones of tropical-like fruit when eaten raw. With estimated heat levels around 50,000-150,000 SHUs, these share similar heat with Habanero peppers. We recommend letting them grow to the fully ripened peach color as these hot peppers will without a doubt make the best hot sauces, salsas, and pepper jams. They are also great cooked, fresh, or pickled! *Non-Isolated - Disclaimer: While some of our varieties marked non-isolated were isolated when grown, they are an unstable pepper seed variety that may produce plants with genetic variations, making them less predictable and consistent in terms of traits such as flavor, size, and heat level. While this can lead to unique and exciting variations, it's important to note that these seeds may not reliably reproduce the same characteristics from one generation to the next. Planting non-isolated/unstable pepper seeds can be an adventurous gardening experience, but be prepared for some degree of variability in the resulting pepper plants. We will not be able to offer replacements for variation in traits.  Give your taste buds a run for their money and start growing some sensational Hot Pepper Seeds today!

If your kids love candy canes, they will get a kick out of these peppers! It is called Candy Cane because it’ll develop into red and white stripes that create that candy cane appearance. From the looks of it, you may think it’s an ornamental pepper plant that is only to decorate your garden, patio, or balcony. It does look beautiful when decorated, but the peppers are also edible! The Candy Cane pepper is uniquely striped and elongated that grows to 3-5" long. Its maturation stage is different from other peppers as it starts with green with white stripes before ripening to full red color with a whole range of colors in between. Like with other peppers, the longer you leave it on the plant, the sweeter it will become. With their gorgeous coloration and beautiful variegated leaves, the peppers stand out in your garden. Not only that, but their sweet, mild flavors will also stand out in the kitchen! These are delicious and crispy snacking peppers that are great for eating with your favorite veggie dip or hummus. Plant the eye-catching Candy Cane pepper plant in a container on your patio or balcony and show off its pretty self! Want to grow more delicious, sweet-tasting peppers? Expand your growing list by looking into our list of Sweet Pepper Seeds! We also grow Sweet Pepper Plants for those who want a head start in growing peppers.

Looking for a pepper to make you cry...in a good way? The Habanero Mayan Red pepper, or also known as the Habanero Maya Red pepper, is an outstanding pepper to grow but will burn your tongue pretty quickly! The pepper plant will produce 3-4" long bright red, glossy, lantern-shaped peppers, and the peppers are longer and more slender than the typical Habanero. These peppers will ripen from green to bright red, and they can be ready to eat when they are green after 70 days or when they are red around 90 days. The red habanero peppers are similar in shape to the Paper Lantern pepper, but these are larger. The pepper plants have early maturity and produce well in cooler climates. So, if you live in a northern climate and love super-hot peppers, then you must try growing these peppers! Once you take a bite of the crunchy, juicy pepper, you’ll taste sweet, fruity tones with a less Habanero flavor. These peppers are great for making sauces and marinades, and are also good for frying and making chili powder. Try out other Habanero Pepper Seeds that we carry. If you want to add more heat to your garden, check out other Hot Pepper Seed selections.

A descendant of the Carolina Reaper and a color variant of the Peach Carolina Reaper, the Golden Reaper will be another exciting superhot pepper to grow in the garden. It’s a bigger pepper than the regular Carolina Reaper, and has the typical gnarly look. Its skin almost looks like it’s boiling to show how hot this pepper is. Ouch! Expect some variation from the Golden Carolina Reaper pepper as it is an unstable, new strain. It’s in the fourth filial, going to the fifth filial (filial means generation), so you may see different results. Although the Golden Reaper is a new strain, we think that is the most fun part about it! The ridiculously hot pepper has beautiful golden-mustard color that almost looks like it’s been caramelized, and has the pointed tail sticking out. It is packed with massive fiery heat with a sweet tart flavor. The Golden Reaper pepper plant has medium to high yields and will grow to around 3-4 feet tall. Grow this unique Reaper to add some color variation into your garden, but beware, it will be the talk of the show! Use this pepper for seasoning, marinade for a variety of meat, hot sauces, and more! Love scorching super-hot peppers? Check out the super-hot peppers we carry, as well as exotic and novelty peppers.

This is a giant version of the Jalapeno pepper (different from the Giant Jalapeno). The Jalafuego hybrid is noticeably more robust in its size and its flavor than other Jalapeno varieties, which make them a must have for growers and chefs. Plant these pepper seeds into the ground and watch them grow into 3 ft. tall, sturdy Jalafuego plants. You will see 4-6” long fruits form, starting out a deep green and ripening to a mature red. Jalafuego peppers are extra wide with smooth and glossy skin. These plants are more productive than other Jalapeno varieties, so be prepared for heavy yields. What you’ll get is more heat and flavor with these peppers. Jalafuegos can be harvested at their green stage (70 days) or when they ripen to red (90 days). Green Jalafuego peppers will have less heat and a lighter flavor best used in fresh foods and for cooking. Red Jalafuegos have more of a bite and peppery flavor to them, making them ideal for drying, salsa, and sauce. Get more pepper seeds from our expansive Pepper Seed Collection! Love Jalapeno peppers? Enjoy our Jalapeno Snacks and Spices and try some out on your own food!

Also widely known as the Calabrian pepper, Small Red Cherry, or Devil’s Kiss, this is a special Italian heirloom pepper that is used for a variety of culinary uses. The Peperone Picante Calabrese translates to “spicy pepper of Calabria,” which serves the name spicy pepper as it has a heat level of 25,000-40,000 SHUs! These pepper plants grow to 3 ft. tall and produce small, round, bulbous, hot peppers that grow to at least 2" in diameter. They mature to a bright, glossy red color with moderate heat They develop some of the best spice and smoky, fruity notes when left to mature longer, and are picked when they start to show a slightly wrinkled exterior. This is delicious on anything, and we cannot get enough of it! We recommend that you eat it fresh or dried, use it for stuffing with meats and cheese, and to sauté for topping burgers, pizzas, and steaks. A word of caution: the Piccante Calabrese pepper will lose its heat level, about 60%, once you cook them! This is a popular culinary pepper in Southern Italy, and we can understand why! Get more Medium Hot Pepper Seeds and try growing more varieties from our expansive Pepper Seed Collection!

Known as the “hawk claw” because of its talon-shaped pepper clusters, the Takanotsume peppers are a very popular ornamental variety coming from Japan. Its heat level reaches up to 30,000 SHUs, making this a great option for spicing up anything you desire. Takanotsume pepper plants are also incredibly easy to plant to grow, making them perfect for first-time growers to try out. Plants can grow as high as 3 ft. tall and produce good yields of upright pepper clusters. The plant itself also produces beautiful white flowers that stand out amongst the green stems and foliage. Takanotsume peppers reach 3” in length and change from green to bright red when mature. The stingy burning heat from these peppers is what makes them popular to use in a lot of Japanese cuisines. The Takanotsume peppers are also good for drying and making wonderful pepper flakes and spicy powder. Harvest these peppers and save them for later, as they pickle very nicely. Want the right amount of heat? Check out more of our Medium Heat Pepper Seeds today!

The Santaka Hot Japanese Pepper is a very popular ornamental variety used in a lot of Asian cuisines. Released in 1955 from the Tochigi prefecture of Japan, this pepper has circulated around the region as a must-have cooking pepper. Santaka pepper plants are great for containers as they grow up to 3 ft. tall. Pods grow upward at a rapid rate, changing from green to a bright red color. These plants look beautiful with its dark green foliage and bright red peppers. Harvesting Santaka peppers is easy – they pop right off the plant! These peppers are known for their hot and spicy flavor that adds quite a bit of heat to any food dish. Many Asian cuisines use these fresh peppers in a variety of dishes such as stir-fries and soups. Santaka peppers can also be dried into a great pepper powder. While growing, these pepper plants work as great ornamental plants that add a bit of variety to your outdoor or indoor foliage. Explore more of our Pepper Seeds and find what you’re looking for today! Need help getting started? View our Fertilizer & Plant Health products to get what you need to grow your new peppers!

Hit the jackpot with the amazing Golden Treasure Pepper Seeds! This Italian variety grows beautiful pods that look nothing like other sweet-tasting peppers but boast terrific flavors with 0 heat. These compact pepper plants that reach up to 2-3 ft. tall produce plenty of gorgeous shiny pods that can stretch up to 9" long! Be on the lookout for sagging branches in case you need to stake your plant for additional support. Unlike other bell peppers, the shape of sweet Golden Treasure Peppers looks similarly to Marconi peppers. They will ripen from green to a glossy yellowish-orange that's sure to brighten up your garden! With medium-thick flesh and an incredibly sweet flavor, you'll love chopping up Golden Treasure Peppers and using them fresh in salads, salsas, dressings, sandwiches, and more. They're also an amazing pepper to fry or roast up in a pan. Or, eat the clean off the plant when they're ripe! Sweeten up your garden with our amazing Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants!

A beautiful ornamental variety out of Mexico, the Aurora peppers look like Christmas lights and can light up any sort of setting, whether it’s in a garden or on a patio. The beautiful colors may only be a façade, as these plants produce some pretty hot peppers! Growing to around a foot in height, Aurora pepper plants produce many colorful clusters of bulb-shaped pods that measure about an inch-and-a-half in length each. These pods ripen from soft lavender to a deep purple, then to a bright yellow-orange, and finally to its mature red color. Expect to see the range of these colors all on display in stunning formations! Aurora peppers are mostly used as an ornamental variety that is perfect for container growing, but the pods are edible and can be used to spice up any sort of food dish. The flavor is fairly neutral, or peppery, so the only thing you should expect with these peppers is their spicy heat. Use it to add a kick to salsa, or sauce, or chop these bulbs up and add them to any fresh salad! Check out more of our Hot Pepper Seeds! Too much for you? Then take it down a notch and enjoy more of our Medium Hot Pepper Seeds today!

Thors Hammer Peach Pepper is a super hot pepper created by Jes Christiensen of Denmark. It is a cross of a few superhot peppers so the heat in these peppers is no joke. As of 2022, it is the 6th generation or F6 so there may be some variation with this pepper. You may even grow a few with small tails on the end. It will ripen from green to a stunning light peach color. It closely resembles the Jays Peach Scorpion Pepper.  Thors Hammer Peach seeds grow into very productive plants that grow over 4 feet tall with 3 in. pods. This mighty peach pepper has Scoville Heat Units ranging from 1,000,000 - 1,500,000+. So if you are searching for a pepper that will give you an intense kick, you found the perfect fit. The citrusy notes complements the heat so you will have a balance of flavor in each bite.  Please Note: This new variety is still unstable. Your grow results could vary in terms of shape, size, and color. Try growing other Super Hot Pepper Seeds and browse through our Super Hot Pepper Plants if seeds aren't your thing.

The Peachadew pepper is a pepper variety that stands out in both appearance and taste. These round peppers have a similar flavor and heat level to the Sugar Rush Peach Pepper.  If you love peach colors and amazing flavors as much as we do, this pepper is the perfect fit for you. It was created by the legendary grower Chris Fowler of Wales. It is unknown if it was a natural mutation or an intentional cross. Either way, it was a genius discovery! Peachadew plants are excellent producers and grow round fruits that are over an inch in diameter. The pods ripen from green to a peach color. These plants can also grow over four feet tall. You will definitely want to grow his one in your garden! With a mild heat level, the Peachadew is ideal for pickling or stuffing with cream cheese for a delicious snack. It averages about 1,000 Scoville Heat Units. In appearance, it is very similar to the Trademarked Peppadew pepper from South Africa. The Peppadew pepper ripens to red rather than peach. This resemblance is how the Peachadew received its iconic name. Enjoy the mild side and browse through our Mild Pepper Seed offerings today!

Want a ghost pepper, but with more sweetness to it? The Umorok Red is the perfect hot pepper for you! The Umorok Red pepper is a ghost pepper type from Manipur, India, and is an extremely flavorful, fiery hot pepper. The locals call this type of pepper "King Chili" for its extremely hot taste, and boy is it hot! The Umorok pepper plant grows over 4 ft. tall and is a high yielder, but be aware, as it will produce a ton of peppers! These pods will have wrinkly, scary-looking skin with curved, hook-like tails. The red Umorok chili ripens from light green, and yellow, to finally a bright red color. As you cut the pod open, you will notice a lot of oil residing inside the pepper where the heat develops. When you take a bite, you’ll notice loaded sweetness with slight floral tones and not a lot of bitterness. That’s before the heat kicks you! You won’t be disappointed growing the Umorok Red peppers. Give our other Super Hot Pepper Seeds a try! We also carry one-of-a-kind Rare & Exotic Pepper Seeds that'll give your garden a unique flare! Want pepper plants instead? Browse through our Live Pepper Plants and get an early start on your growing season!

A rare gem among the Thai pepper family, the Purple Thai pepper is superior for its blend of flavor and heat, making it a sought-after ingredient in many Asian dishes. Purple Thai peppers are about 3 to 4 inches in length and transform from purple to a bright orangish-red as they mature. These hot peppers are a joy to grow, flourishing in containers on balconies, patios, or decks. Purple Thai plants make an amazing addition to any garden. They grow and ripen early and produce fruit all season. Ranging from 50,000 to 100,000 Scoville Heat Units, Purple Thai peppers offer a spicy kick that's hotter than a Cayenne pepper but gentler than a Habanero. This variety finds its way into a variety of Thai and Asian dishes, as well as a few products like pepper flakes, hot sauces, and marinades.  Want more Thai peppers? Check out our other Thai Pepper Seed varieties!

The Aji Pineapple pepper is a rare and exotic variety originating from Peru. This Capsicum baccatum pepper stands out from the crowd with its vibrant appearance and tropical taste. It is very similar to the Aji Lemon Drop pepper but has a slightly different flavor. The Aji Pineapple gets its name from it’s unique flavor among baccatum types. Many baccatum peppers have a mild, sweet, and fruity flavor. However, the Aji Pineapple are much more tart, citrusy, and floral. The pendant shaped pepper pods reach 2-3 inches in length. They start green and mature to a sunny yellow or orange. The Aji Pineapple pepper plants grow to about 2-4 feet tall. If you are on the lookout for a high producing variety, this is the pepper for you. It produces enormous yields. One plant may produce several dozen peppers.  With a moderate heat level (typically 30,000 to 50,000 Scoville Heat Units), they offer a beautiful balance of spiciness and sweetness, similar to fresh pineapple. Perfect for adding a zesty punch to salsas, sauces, and marinades, the Aji Pineapple chili promises to elevate your culinary creations with its exotic charm. Shop for more Medium Hot Pepper Seeds and try your hand at growing our Medium Hot Pepper Plants!

The Aji Mango Pepper is a captivating chili variety originating from Peru. It is known for its fruity and citrusy taste similar to mangoes. Like the Aji Amarillo Pepper, it has a moderate heat level, catering to a broad palate range. These elongated peppers begin with green to yellow and transition to a gorgeous orange as they reach full ripeness. Aji Mango Pepper Plants grow to about 3-4 feet tall and grow 2-3" sized pepper pods.  If you want to enjoy spice without overwhelming intensity, this pepper is right up your alley. It has a Scoville Heat Level of 100,000 to 150,000+ SHUs. Ideal for salsas, sauces, and marinades, the Aji Mango Pepper lends a tropical and mildly spicy kick to a variety of dishes. It is not only delicious, but it is also a visually stunning variety to add to your garden.  Browse through more of our Hot Pepper Seed offerings, and be sure to check out our Hot Pepper Plants for more growing options!

The Wicked Ghost F1 is a spicy hybrid of the infamous Ghost pepper, so you know it packs some serious heat! Originating from the U.S., this pepper is estimated to reach over 800,000 SHUs and contains a fiery chili flavor that's almost unbearable for our seasoned chili pepper lovers! This extremely hot pepper plant grows to around 2 ft. tall and produces high yields of 3" long pods - more than other Ghost pepper varieties! These pods are shaped like miniature lanterns and may look wrinkly like Habaneros, but they have smooth and shiny skins to them. Wicked Ghost peppers mature to a deep red color with pointed ends like their parent strain. Use Wicked Ghost peppers to make a great homemade chili powder, or to add to your soup, salsa, and other delicious meals. Be sure to use proper protection when handling these super hot peppers! Check out our Ghost Pepper Seeds and Ghost Pepper Plants to add to your garden! Or try some of our other Super Hot Pepper Seeds!

This is a rare variety of the Carolina Reaper pepper. Crossed between a Red Carolina Reaper and a Mustard Trinidad Moruga Scorpion, Mustard Reaper peppers offer a less-spicy, more-flavorful alternative to one of the hottest pepper's in the world. Mustard Reaper pepper plants will grow up to an average of 3 ft. tall, with some growing as high as 4-5 ft. Plants bear high yields of these 2” long peppers that start off green and ripen to a golden yellow, mustard-like color, while some ripen straight to red. Most of these pods have smooth skin, contrary to other Reaper peppers, and have thick and meaty walls. While it’s said that Mustard Reaper peppers are slightly less hot than the original Carolina Reaper, they’re still incredibly hot, boasting heat levels around 1,500,000 Scoville Heat Units! (SHUs) Nevertheless, these peppers contain an abundance of sweet and fruity flavors that make for excellent sauce, salsa, hot sauce, and spicy powder for any food dish!  *Non-Isolated - Disclaimer: While some of our varieties marked non-isolated were isolated when grown, they are an unstable pepper seed variety that may produce plants with genetic variations, making them less predictable and consistent in terms of traits such as flavor, size, and heat level. While this can lead to unique and exciting variations, it's important to note that these seeds may not reliably reproduce the same characteristics from one generation to the next. Planting non-isolated/unstable pepper seeds can be an adventurous gardening experience, but be prepared for some degree of variability in the resulting pepper plants. We will not be able to offer replacements for variation in traits.  Check out our Super Hot Pepper Seed collection for additional pepper seeds!

No garden is needed for this little showstopper! The Hot Burrito Pepper is a mildly spicy, compact, and attractive plant that’s perfect for balcony, patio, or even indoor container growing. Watch these plants grow about 1-2 ft. tall and produce beautiful edible ornamental peppers that can reach up to 4"in length. These pods grow upright and in clusters, forming into jutting pendants out from the plant's foliage. Fruits will ripen from light green to red when they're ready to be picked. With heat levels between 3,000-6,000 SHUs, the heat of the Hot Burrito Peppers is comparable to a Jalapeño and tastes great fresh or in recipes. Sometimes called “Kitchen Mini” due to many having it growing right in their kitchen window! If you're looking for an alternative to jalapeno peppers with a great sweet/spicy flavor and easy access in your kitchen, then the Hot Burrito pepper may be the one for you! Try out our other Mild Pepper Seed varieties to give your food the "kick" that it needs!

The Yellow Brazilian Starfish pepper is a unique variety with a striking star-like shape and vibrant yellow color. This chili pepper belongs to the Capsicum baccatum species and originates from Brazil. It is a mutation of the beautiful red Brazilian Starfish Pepper. Yellow Brazilian Starfish pepper plants grow to about 4 feet tall and produce many of these star-shaped peppers. The pods are pretty small at about 2 inches in size. The Brazilian Starfish is a very prolific plant that can be grown in a container or in-ground. Staking or caging is recommended because this plant does likes to spread. This pepper thrives in warm climates and is a must grow! Boasting a moderate heat level and a delightful fruity flavor, the Yellow Brazilian Starfish is perfect for salsas, sauces, and garnishes that demand attention. With Scoville Heat Units of 30,000 - 50,000+, it offers heat without being too intense. Add this pepper to your dishes for a crunchy, delicious kick. Check out more of our Rare & Exotic Pepper Seeds! If you like medium heat, browse through our Medium Hot Pepper Seeds for more!