
Carolina Reaper by Rocalba, the hottest pepper in the world Carolina Reaper is according to the Guinness World Record, the hottest pepper in the world since 2013. On the [...]
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This category brings together the most intense and popular peppers on the planet, ideal for those who enjoy spicy flavor at its finest. From legendary options like the Carolina Reaper to the classic and versatile Jalapeño, here's a range of powerful chiles to experiment with growing, cooking, and preserving.
Read more...Carolina Reaper by Rocalba, the hottest pepper in the world Carolina Reaper is according to the Guinness World Record, the hottest pepper in the world since 2013. On the [...]
At Alchimia, we rely on specialized suppliers of high-quality vegetable seeds . All our seeds are selected for their viability and adaptability to domestic crops.
Discover the world's most potent hot peppers , authentic heat, home cultivation, and extreme flavor with select varieties for true spicy food lovers, perfect for growing at home and taking your recipes to the next level.
The collection is made up of varieties recognized for both their heat level and their flavor profile, such as:
All varieties are available in selected seeds to ensure reliable germination and vigorous development.
Whether you're experienced or first-timers, you'll find options tailored to your level.
Growing these plants not only offers the opportunity to enjoy fresh and unique ingredients, but it's also a rewarding activity that connects with nature and creative cooking. What's more:
Hot peppers aren't just ingredients: they're an experience. An adventure for the palate and a way to grow something different and exciting. If you're looking for intensity, originality, and quality, this is the category for you.
What is the hottest pepper in the world?
Carolina Reaper is currently the hottest chili, with scores exceeding 2 million on the Scoville scale.
Can I plant these peppers at home?
Yes, they are suitable for both urban gardens and potted plants, as long as they have light and heat.
How long does it take for them to bear fruit?
It depends on the variety, but it usually takes between 90 and 120 days from planting to fruit maturity.
How can I preserve them once they are collected?
You can dry them, ferment them for sauces, freeze them, or turn them into a spicy powder to spice up your dishes.