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Habanero Peach Seeds
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Habanero Peach is a compact plant about 50 cm tall and has high yields of pods after about 80 days. The pods are peach-coloured when mature. They are longer than some other Habanero's, have a nice fruity flavor and are very hot. This variety comes from the Caribbean.
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Habanero Peach is a compact plant about 50 cm tall and has high yields of pods after about 80 days. The pods are peach-coloured when mature. They are longer than some other Habanero's, have a nice fruity flavor and are very hot. This variety comes from the Caribbean.
Species: Capsicum Chinense
Name: Habanero Peach
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