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Nickys seed company supplies quality Chilli pepper seeds Bhut Jolokia, from the CPI and Chocolate Bhut Jolokia, Bih Jolokia, Khorika Jolokia, Mem Jolokia and Jati Jolokia chilli seeds from Assam in India

The Worlds Hottest Peppers
10 Bhut Jolokia seeds
10 Naga Morich
10 Red Savina seeds
10 Trinidad 7 Pot seeds
10 Trinidad Scorpion seeds

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Trinidad Scorpion

Trinidad Scorpion
Hot Chilli Pepper - Capsicum chinense
The Trinidad Scorpion Chilli it has been stated these chillies are as hot as the Naga Morich or Bhut Jolokia. The chillies ripen from green through orange to red. The skin is similar to the Bhut or Bih jolokia being slightly wrinkled and the peppers sometimes have a small tail, this is where they get the name Scorpion from. The Trinidad Scorpion has a slightly fruity flavour. Seed of this variety is scarce and we only have a small quantity available. Caution very hot pepper.
Germination maintain a constant 28-32C
£2.50 Av 5 seeds

£4.50 Av 10 seeds

Trinidad 7 Pot or 7 Pod

Trinidad 7 Pot or 7 Pod
Hot Chilli Pepper - Capsicum chinense
The Trinidad 7 Pot Chilli got its name from 1 pod having enough heat to flavour 7 pots of stew. Rumoured to have as much heat as the Bhut Jolokia and the same wrinkled surface. Seed of this variety is scarce and we only have a small quantity available. Caution very hot pepper.
Germination maintain a constant 28-32C
£2.50 Av 5 seeds

£4.50 Av 10 seeds

Naga Morich

Naga Morich
Blistering Hot Indian Chilli Naga Morich Pepper - Capsicum chinense
Reported as registering hotter than Bhut Jolokia at over 1,500,000 Scoville Units. It is the sister chilli of the worlds hottest chilli Bhut Jolokia or Ghost Chilli - Handle with caution. There is another variation of Naga Morich known as The Dorset Naga (Dorset Naga only available direct from the breeder).
Naga Morich meaning Snake or Serpent Chile comes from the People's Republic of Bangladesh. Use Naga Morich sparingly and with great care, it is used in Bengali dishes.
Germination maintain a constant 28-32C
£3.00 Av 5 seeds

£4.50 Av 10 seeds

Habanero Red Savina

Habanero Red Savina
Capsicum chinense
100+ days to maturity Extremely HOT. Red Savina chilli pepper ripens from green to shiny red when mature. 577,000 Scoville units.

£3.25 Av 10 seeds

Khorika Jolokia
This chilli is known as ‘khorika’ (meaning very thin stick) due to its slender shape. It belongs to Capsicum annuum group. Its hotness is slightly more than Jati and Krishna; but less than Lotabih jolokia. Very much popular among the people of Assam and is frequently used for everyday consumption. Pungency rating of Khorika Jolokia is very hot.
Germination maintain a constant 28-32C

£1.65 Av 15 Seeds

Bhut Jolokia
Capsicum chinense Bhut Jolokia The Worlds Hottest Chilli Pepper, Ghost Chilli or Ghost Chile. The 'Blistering Hot' Indian Chilli Pepper that originates in the area of Assam, India. Bred and tested by the Chile Pepper Institute in Mexico (our source for one of the hottest peppers in the world) the origin of the seed they used was from Bih Jolokia bred in Assam India. Fruits of red/orange Bhut Jolokia ripen from green to orange through to red when fully ripe.
Up to 1,001,304 Scoville Units - Handle with caution. Seed Origin Chile Pepper Institute.
Germination - maintain a constant 28-32C Bhut Jolokia can take up to 40 days for germination.
£2.00 Av 5 seeds

£2.95 Av 10 seeds

£45.00 Av 1 gram pkt

Bih Jolokia 45-120cm chilli seed Origin Assam India
Capsicum chinense
Blistering Hot Indian Chilli Pepper Bih Jolokia or Bhut jolokia as it is also known from Frontal Agritech the Assam based chilli pepper grower. Bih Jolokia Peppers from Assasm as tasted by Gordon Ramsay on his Great Escapes programme for Channel 4 television.
Approx 1,041,427 Scoville Units - Handle with caution. The source of the seed used to grow Bhut Jolokia in Mexico.
5-8cm length 2.5-3cm in diameter
Germination of Bih or Bhut Jolokia is tricky and erratic takes up to 40 days, maintain a constant 28-32C

£2.50 Av 5 seeds

£3.50 Av 10 seeds

£59.00 Av 1 gram pkt

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Naga Jolokia
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Naga Jolokia - Indian Pepper PC-1
Hot Indian Chilli Pepper
Reported as 855,000 Scoville Units - Handle with caution.
A long thin hot pepper that produces 2 1/2" long red fruits on this pepper from India

Germination maintain a constant 28-32C
£2.50 Av 10 seeds

Mem Jolokia chilli pepper seeds

Mem Jolokia
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This chilli is commonly known as “Mem jolokia” in Assam and is well known for its pungency and flavour. Botanical name of the chilli is Capsicum frutescens. Mem jolokia belongs to the “Bird’s eye chilli” group, small very hot chillies. The chilli is usually consumed in green (white), red (full ripe) and pickled forms.
Pungency rating: Very hot.

£2.25 Av 10 seeds

Chocolate Bhut Jolokia
Chocolate Bhut Jolokia seeds, a version of the World’s hottest chilli Capsicum chinense Jacq. Chocolate Bhut Jolokia is believed to be a natural variant of Bhut jolokia. Selected the genuine type in successive generations. The chilli has a pungency level similar to the red/orange Bhut jolokia. The Pungency rating of Chocolate Bhut Jolokia is Extremely hot.
Chocolate Bhut Jolokia seeds from Assam in India.
Germination is tricky and erratic takes up to 45 days, maintain a constant 28-32C
Buy The genuine Chocolate Bhut Jolokia seeds from Assam in India. Germination less than 60% seed supplied to raise approx 10 chilli seedlings.
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We germinate our Hot pepper seeds at 28-32C in a heated propagator and obtain up to 90% germination in 3-4 weeks dependant on variety.

A Few Hints & Tips on Hot Chilli Pepper seed germination:

- Soak the seeds in water overnight to soften the seed case before planting

- You may also want to carefully knick some of the seeds using sandpaper to further loosen the outer casing before soaking as we have found this also reduces germination times. Be careful not to damage the seed embryo.

- Use a light, loose soil that will not compact, get soggy, or crust over, seed sowing compost is recommended.

- Lightly cover seed so seeds are 2-4mm below the soil

- Put your seed trays in a warm environment where you can keep the temperature in the range of 28-32C a thermostatic controlled electric propagator is recommended. This is the optimum germination temperature. Keep seeds and seedlings out of draughts.

- Keep the soil moist but not soggy and do not let it dry out.

- Germination 2-4 weeks, slow and erratic

These seeds are a challenge but the uniqueness of these Hot Indian Peppers makes all the effort worth while.
However handle these seeds with extreme care!
Seeds that are difficult to germinate can be treated with with GA (Gibberellic Acid - a hormone found naturally in plants)
or potassium nitrate (1%) solution before sowing. This is not normally required if you can maintain the germination temperature or they are fresh seed.

CAUTION Capiscum dust can cause irritation, do not inhale or touch eyes, wash hands thoroughly after handling seed.

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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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