Hot Pepper Lemon Habanero Seeds
This seed mix by Piccolo Seeds shows us the beauty of every step of the flower, from seed to seed again. With these 10 seeds for the Hot Pepper Lemon Habanero mix you can start sowing from January to April (indoors) and from May to June (outdoors) and harvest between 100-120 days after planting.
Show its beauty on a kenzan and create your own morimono flower arrangement — a style of ikebana flower arrangement that incorporates fruits, vegetables, roots, and other plant materials alongside flowers, emphasizing their beauty beyond their edible qualities.
Habanero Lemon, also known as Yellow Habanero, is a lantern-shaped chili that matures from green to lemon yellow. The pods grow to about 5 cm long and 2.5 cm wide, and have a distinctive fruity and citrusy taste (and, according to some, even an apricot-like aroma). Let’s talk about spiciness: our yellow friend doesn’t exceed the capsaicin level of the average habanero, registering at about 100,000–300,000 on the Scoville scale. But that’s a lot! Named after the city of La Havana in Cuba, these peppers are most likely to have originated in the Amazon region, although they are very popular in the Caribbean.
At Misc Store we carry a range of Piccolo Seeds—browse the collection here.
Details
Measures 14 x 7 x 0.5 cm (packaging)
Counts 10 seeds
Includes sowing, timing, spacing, growing, caring, supporting, harvesting instructions and eating suggestions
100% GMO Free
Made in Italy
Piccolo Seeds x Misc Store Amsterdam
At Misc-store we carry a small range of the flower seeds of Piccolo Seeds. Fall in love with nature and follow the steps from seed, to germination to flower. Cut and arrange it into a simple one-flower arrangement in your kenzan.
This seed mix by Piccolo Seeds shows us the beauty of every step of the flower, from seed to seed again. With these 10 seeds for the Hot Pepper Lemon Habanero mix you can start sowing from January to April (indoors) and from May to June (outdoors) and harvest between 100-120 days after planting.
Show its beauty on a kenzan and create your own morimono flower arrangement — a style of ikebana flower arrangement that incorporates fruits, vegetables, roots, and other plant materials alongside flowers, emphasizing their beauty beyond their edible qualities.
Habanero Lemon, also known as Yellow Habanero, is a lantern-shaped chili that matures from green to lemon yellow. The pods grow to about 5 cm long and 2.5 cm wide, and have a distinctive fruity and citrusy taste (and, according to some, even an apricot-like aroma). Let’s talk about spiciness: our yellow friend doesn’t exceed the capsaicin level of the average habanero, registering at about 100,000–300,000 on the Scoville scale. But that’s a lot! Named after the city of La Havana in Cuba, these peppers are most likely to have originated in the Amazon region, although they are very popular in the Caribbean.
At Misc Store we carry a range of Piccolo Seeds—browse the collection here.
Details
Measures 14 x 7 x 0.5 cm (packaging)
Counts 10 seeds
Includes sowing, timing, spacing, growing, caring, supporting, harvesting instructions and eating suggestions
100% GMO Free
Made in Italy
Piccolo Seeds x Misc Store Amsterdam
At Misc-store we carry a small range of the flower seeds of Piccolo Seeds. Fall in love with nature and follow the steps from seed, to germination to flower. Cut and arrange it into a simple one-flower arrangement in your kenzan.
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This seed mix by Piccolo Seeds shows us the beauty of every step of the flower, from seed to seed again. With these 10 seeds for the Hot Pepper Lemon Habanero mix you can start sowing from January to April (indoors) and from May to June (outdoors) and harvest between 100-120 days after planting.
Show its beauty on a kenzan and create your own morimono flower arrangement — a style of ikebana flower arrangement that incorporates fruits, vegetables, roots, and other plant materials alongside flowers, emphasizing their beauty beyond their edible qualities.
Habanero Lemon, also known as Yellow Habanero, is a lantern-shaped chili that matures from green to lemon yellow. The pods grow to about 5 cm long and 2.5 cm wide, and have a distinctive fruity and citrusy taste (and, according to some, even an apricot-like aroma). Let’s talk about spiciness: our yellow friend doesn’t exceed the capsaicin level of the average habanero, registering at about 100,000–300,000 on the Scoville scale. But that’s a lot! Named after the city of La Havana in Cuba, these peppers are most likely to have originated in the Amazon region, although they are very popular in the Caribbean.
At Misc Store we carry a range of Piccolo Seeds—browse the collection here.
Details
Measures 14 x 7 x 0.5 cm (packaging)
Counts 10 seeds
Includes sowing, timing, spacing, growing, caring, supporting, harvesting instructions and eating suggestions
100% GMO Free
Made in Italy
Piccolo Seeds x Misc Store Amsterdam
At Misc-store we carry a small range of the flower seeds of Piccolo Seeds. Fall in love with nature and follow the steps from seed, to germination to flower. Cut and arrange it into a simple one-flower arrangement in your kenzan.
