Bishop's Crown Pepper Live 3" Starter Plant and 50 similar items

#MEIAZKA The Bishop’s Cap or Clown pepper is a varietal of the species Baccatum pepper that also includes Lemon drop – a favorite in Peru – that originated in South America and is so named for the three lobes that give it its distinctive shape that resembles a bishop’s cap. The plant grows to a large height of 3-4 feet producing flushes of green peppers that take 90-100 days to mature. The peppers start as a light green, turning to orange, maturing into a striking red. What really sets these peppers apart is their phenomenal and versatile taste. Ranging from 5000-30000 units on the scoville they are like chipotles in heat. With a tangy sweet and spicy bite having an exceptionally crisp skin, these peppers will the star of your next salsa or pickling batch. Origination: South America, Barbados Recommended uses: Culinary, dishes where pepadoos or chipotles worked well. Height: 3-4’ Hardiness: to freeze, greenhouse grown in winter for best results in spring Flower Color: green to red when ripe Characteristics: A Sweet and spicy pepper with crisp skin, it is grown for its distinctive shape and its versatile culinary uses. Other Names: clown pepper, bishop’s crown Maturity: 90 days, best grown as perennial where possible.