www.AlamoPeppers.com is a source for superhot chile peppers like the world’s hottest pepper, the Carolina Reaper. We also have Bhut Jolokia chile pepper which is also known as Ghost Pepper, Trinidad Scorpion pepper, and Trinidad Moruga Scorpion chile pepper. We carry other superhot varieties as well such as Jay’s Ghost Scorpion in red and peach, Trinidad Scorpion Barrackpore, Trinidad Moruga Scorpion in chocolate and yellow, Chocolate Bhut Jolokia, Naga Morich, as well as other milder chiles like Piri Piri and Habanero. If you want to buy ghost pepper, or buy carolina repeaper chile peppers, welcome to Alamo Peppers.
Alamo Peppers also has all natural food seasonings like Jalapeno Salt, Citrus Pepper, Honey Chipotle and many others. They are all natural, non irradiated, MSG and gluten free.
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Ghost Peppers – Everything About The Bhut Jolokia
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The ghost pepper is one of the most notoriously spicy peppers on the planet. It is a result of ancient plant breeding, and is a cross between capsicum chinense and capsicum fructescens.
Scoville Heat Units: 1,000,000 SHUs Diameter: 0.75–1.25 inches Length: 2–3 inches Color: Green to orange to red
What Is A Ghost Pepper
The ghost pepper, or bhut jolokia, is a pepper variety discovered in India. It is thought to be a capsicum chinense variety that was at some point likely crossed with a capsicum frutescens variety. It is now well known for its intense heat and unique, wrinkly shape.
Where Is The Ghost Pepper From?
All capsicum chinense varieties originated in South America and across the West Indies. One of the oldest peppers was found over 6,000 years ago, fully preserved in a cave in Peru.
The ghost pepper is thought to have origins in Trinidad where many of the world’s hottest peppers are found. Eventually, it made its way to Assam and Nagaland, India by way of travel or by local plant breeding.