★ Thai Super Spicy Chili, Prik Kee Noo Suan 30 Seeds

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★ Thai extremely hot chili pepper, Prik Kee Nu Suan, 30 seeds
2025 harvest

Prik Kee Nu's main production area is Thailand, and it is a small chili pepper about 2-3 cm long.

Prik Kee Nu's spiciness

Prik Kee Nu is said to have a spiciness of 50,000-100,000 Scoville units. The Scoville value of Takanotsume, commonly used in Japan, is said to be 40,000-5,000, which means it is spicier than Takanotsume.

It is an ingredient mainly used in Thai cuisine and is used to make Tom Yum Goong.

?? How to eat
Prik Kee Nu can be enjoyed in various ways. When used fresh, it can be chopped and added to soups, stir-fries, or stews.

Dried Prik Kee Nu can be cooked in the same way as Takanotsume. It can be infused in oil or made into powder.

?? The optimal temperature for chili pepper germination is 25-30 degrees Celsius, and the optimal temperature for growth is 20-30 degrees Celsius. They prefer warm climates. Sowing is from late February to May, and harvesting is from June to November.

It can be grown in planters.

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