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Birds Eye Chilli Pepper - Bulk Vegetable Seeds - 20 gram

Name: Birds Eye Chilli Pepper - Bulk Vegetable Seeds - 20 gram
SKU: W052-S00542-20gm
Price: 430.00 ZAR
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Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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Location

South Africa

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Product code

W052-S00542-20gm

Bob Shop ID

198385890

Variety - Birds Eye Chilli Pepper

Scientific name - Capsicum annuum / frutescens

Approximate seeds per gram - 200

Pack Size - Available in 20 gram and 100 gram packs

Description - The Zimbabwean Birds eye Chilli, is different to the Thai Birds Eye. Whilst similar in look and texture, the heat is more intense and it is more flavoursome. Some say this is due to the strong African sun. Very easy to grow and very prolific.