Seeds of the Hot Pepper Aji Cereza, a variety of decorative hot pepper. This plant belongs to the Solanaceae family and is known for its high productivity and unique, cherry-type fruits.
Capsicum annuum is an annual plant that grows up to 40-70 cm in height. The bush is low and spreading, making it suitable for growing in pots and containers. The fruits are initially black and purple at the stage of technical ripeness, eventually turning red at maturity. They have a medium-sharp taste and an acuity of 30000-50000 on the Scoville scale.
Capsicum annuum is native to the Americas, with a wide distribution across the continent. It thrives in tropical and subtropical climates, typically growing in areas with high temperatures and moderate humidity.
The Hot Pepper Aji Cereza has its origins in Peru, where it was highly valued for its unique flavor and decorative value. In traditional Peruvian cuisine, the fruits are used to add heat and flavor to various dishes. This variety is also known for its high productivity, making it a popular choice among hot pepper enthusiasts.
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