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de Arbol Pepper	Seeds Now Available!
Capsicum annuum

Long, slender pepper that is fairly hot to the taste. The bush can get fairly tall, up to 2-4 feet.

Maturity: 80-100 Days

Heat: Hot.
Scoville: 15,000-30,000

Origin: The de arbol chile originated in Mexico, and today, is popular in Western Mexico. It is related to the cayenne pepper.