Chiltepin Chile Pepper Seeds - Produces Rare Super Hot Tepin peppers

Name: Chiltepin Chile Seeds - Buy Super Hot Pepper | GMO-Free
Brand: Sandia Seed Company
SKU: 661799-233705
Price: 3.99 USD
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Discover the ancient spice of life with our exceptionally rare Chiltepin Chile Pepper Seeds. Perfect for those seeking to enhance their culinary adventures with intense flavor and extreme heat.

Native to Texas, Arizona, and Mexico, growing wild and untamed.
Known as the "mother of all peppers," the Tepin is thought to be the oldest of Capsicum annuum species.
Each packet contains 10 GMO-free seeds, ensuring organic growth.
Heat level is super hot with a Scoville rating of 100,000 - 250,000 units.
Easy to cultivate with proper conditions: indoor germination with bright light and 85°F bottom heat.
Robust plants grow up to 36” tall, producing small, red-hot peppers.

Watch the Chiltepin Chile Pepper Seeds produce perennial plants that flourish year after year, yielding fiery chilies ready to spice up your favorite dishes. With their rich history and incredible heat, Chiltepin peppers are a unique addition to any garden or kitchen. Not only do they pack a punch in flavor, but they are also a fascinating subject of botanical heritage.

Why wait to savor the fiery bite of this legendary pepper? Buy Chiltepin Chile Pepper Seeds today and enhance your spice collection with nature’s original heat. Transform your culinary experiences and grow a piece of history with every seed.

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Each packet contains 10 seeds
Heat Level: Super Hot
SHU: 100,000-250,000
Maturity: 120 days after transplant
Pod Size: 3/8 in. Plant Size: 36 in.
Origin: Southwest U.S. and Mexico
Capsicum annuum
Heirloom - Open-Pollinated
Untreated and Non-GMO

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Chiltepin pepper seeds produce large, productive plants with "tons of peppers" according to customers. Shoppers praised the "super hot" heat that dissipates quickly, making them ideal for salsas and hot sauce. Fast shipping and great germination rates noted. Some customers experienced ordering issues on the website.

These were so productive and the plants grew huge – tons of peppers to be had!
Great success sprouting them and they did grow into large bushes loaded with tiny peppers.
Awesome product, great price, and fast shipping.

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Love these little peppers

Awesome product, great price, and fast shipping. Thank you, Sandia Seed!

Can't order,when I place an order it won't go through

When I place an order, something is wrong, it won't go through

Looking for seeds or plants

Looking for seeds or plants to buy?????⁉️

We're currently sold out of our Tepin seeds, but should have some come fall!

The Mother Pepper!

Thanks for the fast shipping last spring, these were so productive and the plants grew huge – they were fun to pick and throw into salsas and dishes. Tons of peppers to be had! We love growing the mother of all peppers in our garden, will be growing these again this year!

KAPOW, then done

I can't say that I ordered Tepin seeds from these folks, but I have an additional comment on Tepins. I have eaten many. Yes, they have a high scoville rating, however it doesn't last long. If I bite a Habanero, I feel it a half hour later. When I est a Tepin, it is a KAPOW--heat and flavor, but in a minute the heat is basically gone.
I love therm and have a 3 year old plant.

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These grow great down in Texas, they grew into a bush loaded with tiny peppers. Great for drying and making into pepper flakes!

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