black pepper plant seeds for sale Chocolate Reaper Pepper Seeds (Non-Isolated) 10+ Seeds

black pepper plant seeds for sale Chocolate Reaper Pepper Seeds (Non-Isolated) 10+ SeedsLove the Carolina Reaper? Try the rare, scorching, intriguing Chocolate Reaper, a cross between the Red Carolina Reaper and the Chocolate Trinidad Moruga Scorpion pepper. The Chocolate Reaper is still being bred out for stability, but we want our customers to be the first to try it. Since these peppers are not yet 100% stable, there may be variations in pods for several generations. Features: The Chocolate Reaper pepper plant will grow to around 4 ft.

Love the Carolina Reaper? Try the rare, scorching, intriguing Chocolate Reaper, a cross between the Red Carolina Reaper and the Chocolate Trinidad Moruga Scorpion pepper. The Chocolate Reaper is still being bred out for stability, but we want our customers to be the first to try it. Since these peppers are not yet 100% stable, there may be variations in pods for several generations.

Features:

• The Chocolate Reaper pepper plant will grow to around 4 ft. tall. 
• These plants cultivate dark brown 2" pods.
• Chocolate Reaper peppers have the same wrinkly skin and bumpy texture as the classic red Carolina Reaper.

Culinary Uses:

• With a very strong floral aroma, the fruity flavor is similar to the red variety but with a hint of a smoky taste upfront.
• The Chocolate Reaper can reach heat levels beyond 2,200,000 SHUs, so use this pepper sparingly to add a lot of heat with just a little dose.

Related Products:

• Carolina Reaper Pepper Seeds
• Chocolate Pepper Seeds

*Non-Isolated - Disclaimer: You will likely experience variations in color, such as red. While some of our varieties marked non-isolated were isolated when grown, they are an unstable pepper seed variety that may produce plants with genetic variations, making them less predictable and consistent in terms of traits such as flavor, size, and heat level. While this can lead to unique and exciting variations, it's important to note that these seeds may not reliably reproduce the same characteristics from one generation to the next. Planting non-isolated/unstable pepper seeds can be an adventurous gardening experience, but be prepared for some degree of variability in the resulting pepper plants. We will not be able to offer replacements for variation in traits.