Habanero Chocolate Seeds for Unique Flavor & Extra Heat

Name: Buy Habanero Chocolate Seeds - Habanero Chocolate Seeds - 10 seeds
Brand: Sandia Seed Company
SKU: 661799-233675
Price: 3.99 USD
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Experience the intriguing taste and fiery heat of Habanero Chocolate Seeds! These seeds bring a unique flavor to your garden, making them a must-have for any pepper enthusiast.

Flavor Profile: A deliciously sweet flavor that shines before the heat kicks in.
Appearance: Chestnut brown pods, about 2 inches long and 1-1/2 inches wide, reminiscent of rich chocolate.
Heat Level: Extra super hot with Scoville Heat Units reaching approximately 425,000!
Plant Height: Grows up to 30 inches tall, producing an abundance of peppers all season long.
Seed Count: Each packet contains 10 high-quality seeds.

Growing these Habanero Chocolate seeds is a delightful journey. Start them indoors eight weeks before the last frost in sterile media, and watch them thrive under bright lights at 85°F. Germination usually occurs within 14-28 days, and once they establish six true leaves, you can transplant them into rich soil or large containers.

Finish your garden salsa or spice up your dishes with these fantastic peppers. Don’t miss out on your chance to cultivate a unique pepper that stands out in flavor and heat. Check out our Scotch Bonnet Orange Pepper Seeds for a different take on heat, or explore our Habanada No-Heat Habanero Seeds if you prefer a milder option.

Your garden deserves the best—get your Habanero Chocolate Seeds today!

Each packet contains 10 seeds
Heat Level: Extra Super Hot
SHU: 425,000
Maturity: 90 days after transplant
Pod Size: 1-1/2-2 in. Plant Size: 30 in.
Origin: Yucatan, Mexico
Capsicum chinense
Heirloom - Open-Pollinated
Untreated and Non-GMO

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These habanero seeds produce flavorful, extra-hot peppers with helpful growing instructions. Customers said "high success rate" and fast shipping, though germination rates varied—some reported 90%+ success while others experienced lower rates with only 2 of 10 sprouting. Seeds grow well in full sun with bottom heat, producing brown pods ideal for hot sauce.

9 out of 10 of the seeds sprouted with bottom heat. I make hot sauce, so I had lots of pods.
High success rate with the seeds and they always arrive fast with good instructions.
Seeds came up faster than I predicted.

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Habanero Chocolate seeds

Chocolate Habaneros are stubborn to germinate .Happy sandie seeds came up faster than I predicted.

Ordered lots of different peppers - followed the guidelines - enjoying the process.

I ordered several varieties of peppers, including Chocolate Habanero seeds. The step by step guidelines provided by Sandia seeds were helpful in getting the seeds to germinate and grow. However, of the ten Chocolate Habanero seeds I planted, only 2 germinated. I had 90+% on all the others. Looking at the reviews, it appears I'm not the only one to have an issue with getting Chocolate Habanero seeds to germinate.

Fast Shipping and High Quality

I love Sandia Seed. I’ve always had a high success rate with the seeds they send me and they always arrive fast and with some good instructions.

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Best Habanero Seeds

I had great success growing these Habanero seeds, 9 out of 10 of the seeds sprouted with bottom heat. The plants grew well in full sun and the pods turned brown near the end of the summer. I make hot sauce, so I had lots of pods to ferment. Will grow again.

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