1 Live Chiltepin Tepin Chili Pepper Plant in 4Inch Tall Pot as Shown in The Picture Capsicum annuum VAR. glabriusculum

1 Live Chiltepin Tepin Chili Pepper plant in 4" Tall Pot as shown in the picture Capsicum annuum var. glabriusculum These round, shiny peppers may be tiny, but they pack a lot of heat. Fruits gradually mature from green to red, getting hotter as they turn. Peppers are both edible and ornamental, and look beautiful in containers, gardens, and landscape plantings. This variety is often called the “bird pepper” because birds love to snack on the fruit (they don’t feel the heat like humans do). The most common use for Tepin peppers is to dry and crush them to season soups and stews – just be sure to handle with care. LightFull sun Matures85 days after planting Fruit size¼ to ½ inch long Plant spacing18 to 24 inches apart Plant size35 inches tall Scoville heat units 50,000 to 100,000 (extremely hot)