White Hot Lime Pepper Seeds: Citrus Super Hot From Black Bhutlah

The White Hot Lime is a cross that originally showed up from Black Bhutlah seeds, discovered and developed by Justin White of White Hot Peppers. These pods ripen to a mustardy yellow and chartreuse color with a strong lime and citrus flavor that hits you before the heat does. Two phenotypes come out of this one: a greener chartreuse and a brighter yellow mustard. Both bring the heat. Heat Level: Super Hot (estimated similar to Mustard Moruga Scorpion range) Flavor Profile: Strong lime and citrus up front, floral notes underneath Days to Maturity: 120 to 150 days Difficulty: Advanced Seeds per Pack: 10+ Species: Capsicum chinense Every seed is grown in isolation at our Nebraska farm. Isolation growing greatly reduces the chance of cross pollination and keeps seed true to type, with roughly a 4 percent chance of a cross in the isolation tents. Growing Tip: Expect some variation in pod shape and color between the two phenotypes. Start seeds indoors 8 to 10 weeks before your last frost. Germination needs consistent warmth at 78 to 85°F and can take 14 to 35 days. Frequently Asked Questions What is a White Hot Lime pepper? The White Hot Lime is a super hot Capsicum chinense pepper that originally appeared from Black Bhutlah seeds. It was discovered and developed by Justin White of White Hot Peppers. Pods ripen to a mustardy yellow or chartreuse color and have a strong lime and citrus flavor. How hot is the White Hot Lime pepper? The White Hot Lime is in the super hot range, with heat described as similar to the Mustard Moruga Scorpion. No published lab test has been found, so the heat level is based on grower experience and tasting reports. What does the White Hot Lime pepper taste like? The White Hot Lime has a strong lime and citrus flavor that hits before the heat. Growers describe floral notes underneath the citrus. The lime taste is the defining characteristic of this variety and makes it stand out among super hots. Is the White Hot Lime pepper stable? The White Hot Lime is not fully stabilized and produces two phenotypes: a greener chartreuse and a brighter mustardy yellow. Both phenotypes carry the signature lime flavor and super hot heat. Some variation in pod shape and color is expected. Add to cart and grow something legendary this season.