THE NEW
RECORD HOLDER FOR THE
HOTTEST CHILI PEPPER IN THE
WORLD.
Caution: Before you read any further,
you should know that these seeds grow to produce the
hottest Chili Pepper in the world
ALWAYS WEAR PLASTIC GLOVES
WHEN CUTTING
WARN FRIENDS WHEN USED IN
RECIPE'S
NEVER GIVE TO CHILDREN
NEVER TOUCH SENSITIVE PARTS OF YOUR BODY OR EYES IF YOU HAVE TOUCHED
THE PEPPER FLESH WITH YOUR BARE
HANDS. With
more than one million Scoville Units it was supposed to be several times hotter than
the Red Savina™, that was the holder of the worlds hottest pepper in the Guinness
World Records. Grown in isolation using agribon AG-15 row cover to keep them
genetic pure. These Bhut Jolokia Pepper seeds were grown in total isolation (no
other pepper plants within 1 mile or more) to insure absolute genetic purity. The
parent seeds came from plants that tested over 1,000,000 (1 million) SKU's.
RECORD HOLDER FOR THE
HOTTEST CHILI PEPPER IN THE
WORLD.
Caution: Before you read any further,
you should know that these seeds grow to produce the
hottest Chili Pepper in the world
ALWAYS WEAR PLASTIC GLOVES
WHEN CUTTING
WARN FRIENDS WHEN USED IN
RECIPE'S
NEVER GIVE TO CHILDREN
NEVER TOUCH SENSITIVE PARTS OF YOUR BODY OR EYES IF YOU HAVE TOUCHED
THE PEPPER FLESH WITH YOUR BARE
HANDS. With
more than one million Scoville Units it was supposed to be several times hotter than
the Red Savina™, that was the holder of the worlds hottest pepper in the Guinness
World Records. Grown in isolation using agribon AG-15 row cover to keep them
genetic pure. These Bhut Jolokia Pepper seeds were grown in total isolation (no
other pepper plants within 1 mile or more) to insure absolute genetic purity. The
parent seeds came from plants that tested over 1,000,000 (1 million) SKU's.
Bhut Jolokia Hot Pepper Seeds and Plants.
The chilies grown in North East
India have different names and
all belong to Capsicum Chinese
family . In fact, Naga jolokia,
Nagahari, Bhut jolokia, Bih
jolokia or Borbih jolokia are the
same chili but have different
names depending on locations
and villages grown in North
East India. (See map)
India have different names and
all belong to Capsicum Chinese
family . In fact, Naga jolokia,
Nagahari, Bhut jolokia, Bih
jolokia or Borbih jolokia are the
same chili but have different
names depending on locations
and villages grown in North
East India. (See map)
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