C. eximium 'CAP 1491'

Wild chile peppers like this one are fantastic. They often have properties that commonly cultivated chile peppers are missing. From all (over 3500) varieties of chile peppers I have grown, this has been clearly the most cold tolerant as it's root system survived the hard freezes in the wintertime. There was over -20 degrees of celsius for a long time during that winter. In the spring this little miracle started to grow some new growth! Wild chile peppers are commonly more tough which makes them ideal for bonsai chile peppers for example. Check how easy it's to create your own bonsai chile peppers! http://fatalii.net/bonchi Seeds for wild chile peppers here: http://fataliiseeds.net/search?query=wild Chile pepper seeds are a perfect gift for someone who already has all possible things... I highly doubt he/she has wild chile peppers growing around... :)