Over 3000 varieties listed!!


Most of the original data was taken from seed catalogues that I obtained locally, and that were sent to me from other Chile-Heads around the world. It was then supplemented from information found by going through websites across the Internet. Later on, information was received direct from seed and plant growers, and from research universities involved in the development of new varieties.

 

Please select the variety names you wish to look at using the A-Z on the left.

 

NOTE: if you have actually read through this website, you'll realise that I enjoy growing chile peppers for my own pleasure. I am NOT a commercial grower. I do NOT sell chile pepper seeds.

 

If you have any corrections, updates or amendments, please let me know.


5 Colour Marble   Produces dozens of hot peppers in fancy colours, from cream to white to yellow to purple to orange and then red.
56M229   See Yellow Wax.
60M4   See Mexican Chile.
7 Molhos
© Allen M Boatman
Instructor of Horticulture
Hillsborough County School Districts
A pale peach coloured chile. (Capsicum chinense)
7 Pod
© Julian Livsey
chileman.org
Hot pepper from the Chaguanas area of Trinidad. (Capsicum chinense)
7 Pot
© Cross Country Nurseries
Extremely hot Habanero Type. Medium thick flesh that matures from green to orange to red. Comes from Trinidad. (Capsicum chinense)
7 Pot Douglah   Extremely hot Habanero Type. Medium thick flesh that matures from green to brown. From Trinidad. A chocolate 7 Pot pepper. (Capsicum chinense).
7 Pot Yellow
© Cross Country Nurseries
Extremely hot Habanero Type. Medium thick flesh that matures from green to yellow. From Trinidad. (Capsicum chinense).
83-168   This pepper is from the Capsicum annuum family and is native to China. It is a Cayenne type.
90C53   This variegated Piquin type pepper is from the Capsicum annuum family and is native to the USA.
904750136   A hot pepper from Bolivia. (Capsicum cardenasii)
924750065
© Allen M Boatman
Instructor of Horticulture
Hillsborough County School Districts
No info!
974750083
© Allen M Boatman
Instructor of Horticulture
Hillsborough County School Districts
A pepper from the Galapagos Islands. (Capsicum galapagoense)