Spaghetti

Description

Capsium annuum

 A one-of-a-kind chilli with extreme fruit that are impressively long (over 30cm), unnaturally thin (about 7mm), excessively wrinkled and very pointed. They are, however, quite mild and easy to dry because of their thin flesh.

Though plants are fairly late to mature, Spaghetti is capable of producing copious numbers of fruit that hang from the branches like, well, spaghetti. The plants are very big, and support must be provided to keep them from falling over as well as to stop the branches from snapping off. Because of their size, the plants are best grown in the ground or large pots at least 7.5 litres in volume.

Heat level: medium (approx. 8,500 SHU)
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Approximate number of seeds per pack: 20

A Sea Spring Seeds variety