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One of the hottest peppers in the world, the 7 Pot pepper’s name comes from the idea that one pepper pod can provide spice for 7 pots of stew. This is the yellow variety, an extremely rare strain of the 7 Pot family. The pods have a very high heat level and a fruity flavor like other 7 Pot varieties. The peppers mature to yellow and are about the same size as Red 7 Pot peppers. The Yellow 7 Pot pepper tastes similar to the Red 7 Pot pepper, but it has a slight citrus flavor. 7 Pot peppers fall under the super hot category because of their very spicy heat level. The Yellow 7 Pot is just behind the Carolina Reaper and the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion on the Scoville Heat Scale. The 7 Pot pepper was originally grown in Trinidad, and there are several different colored strains, including the Red 7 Pot, White 7 Pot, 7 Pot Brain Strain, Chocolate 7 Pot, 7 Pot Primo, and 7 Pot Douglah. The 7 Pot pepper is related to the Trinidad Scorpion pepper, one of the hottest peppers in the world.

One of the hottest of the Yellow 7 Pot strain peppers, the Yellow 7 Pot Brain Strain looks similar to the Yellow Trinidad Moruga Scorpion pepper, but has a few slight differences. The peppers are round and have bumpy yellow skin. The 7 Pot Brain Strain pepper is very spicy and has a slight fruity flavor like its close relative the Red 7 Pot Brain Strain. Fresh ripe pods of the Brain Strain have high concentrations of capsicum oil on the inside walls, which contributes to its super hot heat level. At one point, some growers thought the 7 Pot Brain Strain could be the world’s hottest pepper. Yellow 7 Pot Brain Strain pepper plants are high yielding plants that grow to be about three to four feet tall.

One of the rarest and hottest of the 7 Pot pepper strains, the 7 Pot Douglah is a similar in size to the Chocolate 7 Pot pepper, but the Douglah has a much higher heat level. When tested on the Scoville Heat Scale at the NMSU Chile Pepper Institute, the 7 Pot Douglah pepper was as high as 1,800,000 SHU. 7 Pot Douglah pepper plants, which typically grow to be about three to four feet tall, produce wrinkled peppers that are slightly smaller than tennis balls. 7 Pot peppers fall under the super hot category because of their very spicy heat level. It’s slightly hotter than the Red 7 Pot, making it one of the hottest peppers in the world, but not quite as hot as the Carolina Reaper orTrinidad Moruga Scorpion on the Scoville Heat Scale.

The Yellow Moruglah was created by crossing the Yellow Trinidad Moruga Scorpion and the 7 Pot Douglah. The superhot peppers are large pods that start off green and ripen to yellow. They are loaded with both flavor and heat. A relative of the Yellow Moruglah, the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion pepper, once held the record for the hottest pepper in the world. It remains one of the hottest peppers in the world, only surpassed by the Carolina Reaper, the current Guinness World Records holder. The Yellow Moruglah has a much higher heat level compared to other yellow varieties, but it still has the delicious fruity, sweet flavor with hints of apricot. Although the Yellow Moruglah has not yet been tested on the Scoville Scale, it is likely similar to the Yellow Trinidad Moruga Scorpion which averages about 1,200,000 to 2,000,000 Scoville Heat Units. The heat level kicks in immediately and will linger for several minutes, so the Yellow Moruglah should be used sparingly.

This listing is for 7 Pot/Pod White Pepper Seeds. The picture you see is of a 7 Pot/Pod White Pepper that was grown at Tyler Farms. These peppers are hot extremely hot!

The 7 Pot Madballz pepper is a cross between the Yellow 7 Pot and the Chocolate Ghost pepper. The peppers are considered superhots as they typically average over 1,000,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU). In addition to a dynamic heat level, the 7 Pot Madballz actually has a delicious fruity flavor, with a hint of smokiness. The 7 Pot Madballz pepper, which has a wrinkly skin similar to Ghost pepper varieties, starts off light green and ripens to a light burgundy color. It was developed in the United States by a pepper grower nicknamed Madhatter. The 7 Pot Madballz pepper grows to be about 3 inches long and the plant can get up to 4 feet tall.