Chocolate Habanero Chilli Seeds (Hot Heritage Variety) – 10 Premium Seeds in Pictorial Packet With Growing Instructions | Always Dispatched Next Business Day

Chocolate Habanero Chilli Seeds  Premium Grade (10 Seeds)
In Pictorial Packet + Full Growing Instructions

DESCRIPTION
A striking and rare heritage chilli prized for its rich, smoky flavour and deep brown “chocolate” colouring. Chocolate Habanero is a favourite among chilli enthusiasts and hot sauce makers for its complex heat and aromatic taste.
• Produces medium lantern-shaped pods with a powerful heat level
• Vigorous, productive plants suitable for greenhouse, polytunnel, or a warm, sheltered patio
• Perfect for sauces, salsas, smoking, drying and homemade chilli pastes
• Heritage variety known for reliability and exceptional flavour

GROWING INSTRUCTIONS
• Sow February–May on the surface of moist seed compost and press lightly
• Keep at 20–28°C for best germination. A sunny windowsill or heated propagator works well
• Germination takes quite a while. Be patient as sometimes over three weeks 
• Transplant once several true leaves appear
• Grow on in warm, bright conditions and avoid overwatering
• Plant out after final frost, spacing 40–60 cm apart
• Harvest when fruits deepen from green to glossy chocolate brown
Chocolate Habanero chillies can be used fresh, dried, smoked, or turned into rich, complex sauces.

10 Premium Chocolate Habanero Chilli Seeds in a pictorial packet with full growing instructions. Dispatched next business day

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GERMINATION AND GROWING DISCLAIMER
All seeds are sourced from trusted UK suppliers and batch-tested for quality. Many factors such as soil condition, weather, watering, and sowing depth can affect germination and plant growth. By purchasing seeds, you accept that the number of seeds germinated and the eventual crop produced cannot be guaranteed.