World Most Expensive Aji Charapita Pepper Seeds
Code: SS0103
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Product | World Most Expensive Aji Charapita Pepper Seeds |
Product Code | SS0103 |
Botanical Name | Capsicum Chinense |
Germination | 85 % |
Plant Height | 40 - 55 Cm |
Plant Spread | 35 - 45 |
Life Cycle | Perennial |
Harvest In | 90 Days |
Type | Heirloom |
World Most Expensive Aji Charapita Pepper Seeds Germination Info | |
Germinates In | 10 - 21 Days |
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