Bengal Naga Peach

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Bengal Naga Peach Chilli Seeds. The Bengal Naga Peach (C. Chinense) is thought to be cross of Bhut Jolokia and Dorset Naga. The original strain we understand was red. Since then and somewhere along the lines a peach variant of this variety has joined the ranks.

We love this variety. It’s an all round winner. It is super sexy with its lovely bhut phenos and peach colour. A very textural exterior adds a sense of imminent danger to this variety – and deservedly so! This is a very hot chilli indeed. A great grower, producing large chinense plants and super yields of pods. We estimate the heat to be around the 1 million SHU mark, but the burn from these beauties is perceptively much worse. Flavour is just spot on, fruity, sweet, and that typical bhut aroma and flavour. All round a fantastic and very unsual variety indeed.

Grow Difficulty: Average
Days to Germination: Typically germinates within 7–14 days
Days to Harvest: Harvest when the pods turn fully peach-coloured (usually around 90–120 days after transplant)
Culinary Uses:
  • Create a supercharged chilli powder
  • Craft a hot sauce (use sparingly!)
  • Add a touch of Naga Peach to your favourite dishes for intense heat and fruity flavour
Recipe Inspiration:
  • Try infusing olive oil with dried Naga Peach chillies for a fiery drizzle over pizzas or grilled vegetables.

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Growing Notes:

There are various ways to germinate seeds. You can use the moist paper towel method, germinate in trays indoors or sow directly in pots. However, it is a good idea to start seeds indoors in small pots or germination trays. Keep the medium moist during germination and if you can maintain a warm consistent temperature it will be beneficial. You can soak seeds for about 12- 24 hours to soften the seeds. It is common to soak seeds in a weak Hydrogen peroxide or weak chamomile tea solution. Do not sow seeds too deep. Be patient as some hotter varieties can take weeks to germinate. After seeds sprout and a few leaves have formed, you can start to transplant and move outdoors when temperatures become warmer. Peppers love rich soil, so adding compost to the garden or potting mix is highly recommended.

Ba cautious when handling these hot peppers. Where gloves when handling frequently. Do not touch your eyes or other vulnerable parts of the body after working with these peppers. 

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