Chupper - 15 Seeds

Chupper is an interesting and still sparsely documented hot pepper, distinguished by its attractive teardrop-shaped fruits and potential for exceptionally abundant fruiting. According to observations, one plant may produce hundreds of small peppers. The exact botanical species and heat level have not yet been established, making Chupper particularly interesting for enthusiasts and collectors of unusual varieties.

Chupper is a new addition to the range for which information is currently limited. Its most characteristic feature is the numerous beautiful teardrop-shaped fruits.

The supplier itself indicates an expected yield of hundreds of fruits per plant, but notes that there is still insufficient information about the variety. For this reason, it is more professional not to add unconfirmed values for size, colour, height or Scoville rating.

Variety characteristics

• Variety: Chupper
• Type: Hot pepper / Hot Pepper
• Botanical species: Capsicum sp. – the exact species is not specified
• Fruit shape: Teardrop-shaped
• Fruiting: Potentially exceptionally abundant
• Expected fruit yield: Hundreds per plant may be possible, according to observations by Vreeken's
• Pungency: Not specified
• SHU: No confirmed data
• Ripe fruit colour: Not specified
• Height: Not specified
• Cultivation: Greenhouse or outdoors.

🔥 Heat

There is no confirmed SHU data

We classify Chupper as a Hot Pepper, but no specific value is provided on the Scoville scale. Even the botanical species is listed as "Capsicum ?".

🌱 Sowing and growing

Sowing: January–April
Place: indoors
Germination temperature: 20–30°C
Greenhouse: recommended for higher yields
Planting outdoors: around the end of May
Support: tall plants can be tied up
Pruning: possible to shape a more compact plant.

In autumn, plants can be moved into pots and brought onto a bright windowsill, where they can continue fruiting.