U.S. Plant Variety Protection #9800053, Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station

A fiery small upward pointing chile from Vietnam

A very rare chile. Grown in the Oaxaca region of Mexico. - Matures from green to orange to red, usually used in dry form - Beautiful fuzzy leaves and stems bear a resemblence to the Serrano - 30,000 SHU. uses: Drying, Mexican Cuisine

Matures from green to bright golden yellow, upright pods pods_position: erect uses: Ornamental

"Pretty plant with lots of blocky orange pods" - John

Matures from green to orange, pendant pods

very hot, 1.5 to 1.75 inches long by 0.375 to 0.5 inches wide, matures from green to bright orange, thin-skinned pods taper at both ends, Long Season

Matures from light green to purple to yellow to orange to red, teardrop-shaped pods are borne upright, from Chihuahua region, from Mexico, Uses: Compact, - A Native American ornamental with purple and multicolored fruits. It is completely edible - Suitable for growing in containers. uses: Ornamental