Purple Buena Mulata Pepper Seeds

Buena Mulata Pepper Seeds
Scoville: 30 000 - 50 000 SHU

Beautiful dark purples transitioning to warm orange as they ripen. Sure to get your attention in the garden, with mature plants displaying reds, purples, pinks, oranges, and all the colour combinations in-between.

This cayenne type hot pepper, Capsicum annuum, is a highly sought after and high-yielding variety. Its vibrant fruits transition from violet to lavender, and finally to a deep, rich red when ripe. It thrives in both garden and potted environments and can be enjoyed fresh or dried. With a maturity of 70 days from transplant, it is a truly stunning addition to any garden.

How Do You Grow Buena Mulatta Peppers From Seed?

Begin germination indoors 8-10 weeks prior to the final frost and transfer to the garden only after the risk of frost has passed. Keep young plants consistently hydrated without excess water. For optimal growth, water transplants thoroughly and ensure plants receive ample sunlight.

Are Buena Mulatta Peppers Spicy?

The Purple Buena Mulata Pepper is a moderately spicy variety, with a heat level ranging from 30,000-50,000 SHUs on the Scoville scale. While not the hottest in the world, it still delivers a satisfying punch of heat, similar to other cayenne types. This pepper is perfect for those who enjoy a bit of spice in their meals.

Can You Dry Buena Mulatta Peppers?

The mature pepper typically measures 6 inches in length and possesses a heat level comparable to that of a cayenne pepper. The Buena Mulata is versatile, whether used fresh or dried, to add a subtle kick to any dish.

Where Do Buena Mulatta Peppers Come From?

A variety with a deep history, and it's journey to popularity stems from the 1940's as one of many seeds that passed through Horace Pippin, a well-known artist, and eventually became the popular variety we see today.

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These Ontario homegrown seeds are non-GMO, organic, and are hand-sorted to ensure only healthy seeds are sent out.
Proudly grown and packaged right here in Ontario.
All seeds are open pollinated.
All Seeds are shipped via Canada Post Letter Mail - Un Tracked
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