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Species: Annuum, Easy to grow, High yield, Upper Mid Heat

The Super Chilli belongs to the Capsicum annuum species, known for its versatility and widespread cultivation. This particular variety boasts a prolific nature, yielding an impressive bounty of fiery peppers.

Taste Profile

Comparable to the Asian Birds Eye chilli, the Super Chilli delivers a similar flavour profile with a slightly heightened heat level. Its tangy, piquant taste makes it a versatile ingredient, lending itself well to various culinary creations. The chilli tasting video link below can enhance your understanding of its taste.

Heat Level

With an upper mid-level heat, the Super Chilli provides a spicy kick that enhances dishes with its fiery intensity. Ideal for those seeking a punch of heat without overwhelming the palate. It is rated around 40,000 to 50,000 SHU on the Scoville scale.

Texture and Appearance

Measuring between 3-5 cm in length and 1 cm in width, the pods of the Super Chilli exhibit a slender, elongated shape. Upon maturity, they undergo a captivating colour transformation, displaying hues ranging from green to a vibrant red. The plant itself boasts a dense, bushy foliage, contributing to its jungle-like appearance.

Size of Plant

Typically growing to a height of around 60 cm, the Super Chilli thrives in pots, offering a compact yet lush addition to any garden space. Its robust growth and dense foliage create a visually appealing aesthetic.

Culinary Uses

The Super Chilli lends itself to a myriad of culinary applications, adding a fiery kick to dishes that require a touch of heat. Whether used fresh in salsas and salads, pickled for a zesty condiment, or dried and ground into spicy powders, its versatility makes it a favourite among chilli enthusiasts.

Growing and Care

Renowned for its ease of cultivation, the Super Chilli is an excellent choice for novice growers. Thriving in well-drained soil and requiring ample sunlight, it rewards gardeners with abundant harvests throughout the growing season. Regular watering and occasional fertilization contribute to optimal growth and fruit production.