These fragrant, fiery, flavorful 4 in chiles are the most widely grown variety in Tibet, where they are made into a spicy sauce or a tongue tingling paste used in many dishes or served as a condiment that adds heat and savor to everyday meals. Plants bear heavy sets of multiple straight pods that quickly mature from green to rich deep red early in the season and keep producing for long extended harvesting. We are pleased to introduce this unique variety to U.S. gardeners.
| Type | : | Peppers |
| Common Name | : | Traditional Chile Peppers Tibetan Lhasa |
| Light Requirements | : | Full Sun |
| Minimum Spacing | : | 1 in |
| Days to Germination | : | 10 to 21 days |
| Days to Harvest | : | 72 days |
| Recommended Planting Time | : | February to March Sow Indoor, April to June Transplant Outdoor |
| Height | : | 2-1/2 ft |
| Container Type | : | Pack |
| Net Content | : | 0.16 g |