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Chocolate Habanero Chilli Seeds (30)
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A$6.90
$4.85
500,000+ SHU Heat Level: HOT
Extreme Caution: Can irritate skin and eyes.
WA Grown & Organically Fed.
It features a characteristic fruity flavour, a smoky and earthy undertone, and ripens to a dark chocolate brown colour.
Purchase directly from Hydroponic Xpress500,000+ SHU Heat Level: HOT
Extreme Caution: Can irritate skin and eyes.
WA Grown & Organically Fed.
It features a characteristic fruity flavour, a smoky and earthy undertone, and ripens to a dark chocolate brown colour. The Chocolate Habanero pepper is a cultivar of the habanero chili, which has been selectively bred to produce spicier, heavier, and larger fruit, ultimately more potent than its derivative.
Seed-starting Step-by-step guide
• Prepare mix: Fill cells with quality seed mix; moisten until damp, not soggy.
• Sow seeds: Plant ~6 mm deep, 1 per cell (or 2 and thin). Lightly press surface.
• Warm & cover: Place trays on a heat mat, cover with dome, keep 25–30°C.
• Keep moist: Mist or bottom-water; avoid water logging.
• Light: Set grow lights above trays for 14–16 hrs/day.
• Monitor: Check daily for moisture, mold, or damping-off; vent dome briefly.
• Germination: 10-20 days up to 5 weeks.
• Transplant: At ~15 cm or several true leaves, move into pots with nutrient rich, well-draining soil.
• Aftercare: Reduce humidity, harden off 7–10 days before outdoors. Begin light feeding once roots establish.
• Position: 6-8 hours of sun and warmth (21-35°C)
• Days to Harvest: 90 – 100 days. Yielding bright yellow, elongated, wrinkled pods. Picking peppers encourages the plant to produce more fruit.
• Water & Feed: Use well-draining, nutrient-rich soil and fertilise with a balanced, water-soluble NPK. Both over watering and under watering are problematic.
• Cultivating Difficulty: Moderate – Challenging. Slow to germinate and mature. Prone to issues like nutrient deficiencies and pests.
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