A useful heat range
Mild Aji Dulce and Trinidad Perfume sit beside jalapeños, habaneros, and Ghost peppers.
Pepper seedlings · Clearwater, Florida
Pepper plants with actual personality.
Our pepper list runs from fragrant Caribbean seasoning peppers with almost no heat to genuinely serious superhots.
Interesting genetics
Small batches make room for unusual shapes, colors, aromas, and flavors.
Clear expectations
Badges identify mild, hot, rare, and superhot varieties before you choose.
Inventory forecast · updated August 23, 2026
What we’re growing
Forecasts are conservative estimates, not reservations. Use the pre-order form to tell us what you want, and we’ll follow up about actual availability.
| Variety | What makes it interesting | Forecast | Ready |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sugar Rush Striped | Sweet, fruity, candy-striped pods with a lively kick. | About 15 | Sep 27–Oct 11 |
| Aji Dulce | The tropical aroma of a habanero without the serious heat. | About 11 | Sep 27–Oct 11 |
| Habanero | Classic fruity flavor followed by serious heat. | About 15 | Sep 27–Oct 11 |
| Mad Hatter | Playful hat-shaped fruit; sweet with a whisper of heat. | About 7 | Sep 27–Oct 11 |
| Trinidad Perfume | Fragrant Caribbean seasoning pepper with very little heat. | About 15 | Sep 27–Oct 11 |
| Padrón | The Spanish tapas pepper—most mild, with the occasional surprise. | About 3 | Sep 27–Oct 11 |
| Bhut Jolokia (Ghost) | The famous Ghost Pepper, measuring over 1,000,000 Scoville units. | About 15 | Sep 27–Oct 11 |
| Black Magic Jalapeño | Striking jet-black fruit that ripens to a deep red. | About 3 | Sep 27–Oct 11 |
A Clearwater note
Heat-loving does not mean carefree.
Peppers like warmth, but young plants still need gradual sun exposure, steady moisture, and time to establish. Clearwater’s humidity and summer rain also make airflow and regular inspection important.
Small batches · local pickup
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