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'Cayenne Long Slim' Chilli Plants

Heat in abundance

The Highlights

    • 30,000 - 50,000 on the Scoville Scale–a real slow burn The Scoville Scale is the official measurement of chilli pepper heat. A Bell Pepper starts at a 0, a Jalapeno is a respectful 2,500-8,000, a fiery Scotch Bonnet is 100,000-350,000, and an absolutely hellish Carolina Reaper tops the list at 1,400,000-2,200,000MORE
    • Smoky, deep flavour–absolutely beautiful in sauces
    • Prolific cropper
    • Long, slim chillis grow up to 15cm!

'Cayenne Long Slim' Chilli Plants

Heat in abundance
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The Highlights

    • 30,000 - 50,000 on the Scoville Scale–a real slow burn The Scoville Scale is the official measurement of chilli pepper heat. A Bell Pepper starts at a 0, a Jalapeno is a respectful 2,500-8,000, a fiery Scotch Bonnet is 100,000-350,000, and an absolutely hellish Carolina Reaper tops the list at 1,400,000-2,200,000MORE
    • Smoky, deep flavour–absolutely beautiful in sauces
    • Prolific cropper
    • Long, slim chillis grow up to 15cm!

Know Your Plant

Supplied as:

Garden-ready plant in a 8.5cm Pot
Garden-ready Plants in 8.5cm Pots (Triple Pack)
Garden-ready Plants in 8.5cm Pots (Six Pack)
Garden-ready Plants in 8.5cm Pots (Nine Pack)

Height on arrival:

10-30cm
10-30cm
10-30cm
10-30cm

Eventual height:

60-75cm
60-75cm
60-75cm
60-75cm

Eventual spread:

30cm
30cm
30cm
30cm

Tasting notes:

Deep, smokey chilli flavour
Deep, smokey chilli flavour
Deep, smokey chilli flavour
Deep, smokey chilli flavour

Time to first crop:

10-12 weeks
10-12 weeks
10-12 weeks
10-12 weeks

Hardiness:

Not Hardy
Make sure to plant after first frost. Will do best in a warm greenhouse or window sill. If not possible then ensure they are planted in a sunny, sheltered position as the plant will need to be kept consistently warm to produce fruit.
Not Hardy
Make sure to plant after first frost. Will do best in a warm greenhouse or window sill. If not possible then ensure they are planted in a sunny, sheltered position as the plant will need to be kept consistently warm to produce fruit.
Not Hardy
Make sure to plant after first frost. Will do best in a warm greenhouse or window sill. If not possible then ensure they are planted in a sunny, sheltered position as the plant will need to be kept consistently warm to produce fruit.
Not Hardy
Make sure to plant after first frost. Will do best in a warm greenhouse or window sill. If not possible then ensure they are planted in a sunny, sheltered position as the plant will need to be kept consistently warm to produce fruit.

Uses:

Stuffed, Stir-Fries, Pasta, Salads, Chillis
Stuffed, Stir-Fries, Pasta, Salads, Chillis
Stuffed, Stir-Fries, Pasta, Salads, Chillis
Stuffed, Stir-Fries, Pasta, Salads, Chillis

Rootstock:

Spacing:

30-40cm
If planting in rows, then plant at least 30-40cm apart. If planting in a pot then make sure the pot is atleast 30cm across and has adequate drainage holes.
30-40cm
If planting in rows, then plant at least 30-40cm apart. If planting in a pot then make sure the pot is atleast 30cm across and has adequate drainage holes.
30-40cm
If planting in rows, then plant at least 30-40cm apart. If planting in a pot then make sure the pot is atleast 30cm across and has adequate drainage holes.
30-40cm
If planting in rows, then plant at least 30-40cm apart. If planting in a pot then make sure the pot is atleast 30cm across and has adequate drainage holes.

Care Guide

Good disease/pest resistance

Pepper plants can suffer from Red Spider Mites, Blossom End Rot and Aphids. This variety has good resistance but these are the common pepper problems.MORE

Water Regularly

Full sun in a sheltered position

Feed regularly

As the plant begins to flower feed weekling with a high-potash feed such as liquid tomato feed.

For more care tips and ideas visit our Knowledge page

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