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Naga Morich Pepper Seeds - Super Hot Heirloom - Scoville 1.3M

Naga Morich Pepper Seeds - Super Hot Heirloom - Scoville 1.3M

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Experience the Fiery Intensity of Naga Morich Pepper Seeds

For those who dare to embrace the heat, Naga Morich Pepper Seeds deliver an unforgettable, mouth-numbing experience. These super-hot peppers pack a staggering 1,000,000 to 1,500,000 Scoville Heat Units, making them one of the hottest peppers in the world. But it's not just about the burn-each pepper boasts a unique fruity flavor with hints of orange and pineapple, adding a surprising depth to their fiery profile.

Why Grow Naga Morich Peppers?

These heirloom, open-pollinated peppers are a must-have for heat seekers and gardening enthusiasts alike. Each plant yields an abundance of 2" red peppers on compact 24-36" tall plants, perfect for gardens or large containers. Whether you're making hot sauces, salsas, or simply challenging your taste buds, Naga Morich peppers deliver an unmatched intensity.

How to Grow Naga Morich Peppers

Start your Naga Morich Pepper Seeds indoors 8 weeks before the last frost. Plant seeds 1/4" deep in sterile soil, maintain 85°F bottom heat, and keep the soil moist. Germination typically takes 7-21 days. Once seedlings develop 6 true leaves, transplant them into rich soil or 5-gallon containers, spacing them 30" apart. Harvest when the peppers turn a vibrant red.

Key Features:

  • Scoville Rating: 1,300,000 (Super Hot)
  • Flavor Profile: Fruity with notes of orange and pineapple
  • Plant Height: 24-36"
  • Maturity: 95 days

Ready to take on the heat? Order your Naga Morich Pepper Seeds today and grow the ultimate super-hot pepper in your own garden!

  • Each packet contains 10 seeds
  • Heat Level: Extreme Heat
  • SHU: 1,300,000
  • Maturity: 95 days after transplant
  • Pod Size: 2  in.  Plant Size: 24-36 in.
  • Origin: Assam, India
  • Capsicum chinense
  • Heirloom - Open-Pollinated
  • Untreated and Non-GMO
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