BPM Big Peach Mama Seeds

Name: BPM Big Peach Mama
Background:
The Big Peach Mama, or BPM, is a super-hot chili pepper that was developed by Troy Primo, the breeder behind other notable varieties like the 7 Pot Primo. This pepper is a unique cross between the Naga Morich and the 7 Pot Douglah. It is known for its distinctive peach color and intense heat, making it popular among chili enthusiasts who appreciate both aesthetics and spice.
Characteristics:
Appearance:
The BPM Big Peach Mama has a wrinkled, bumpy texture with a peach-colored exterior when fully mature. The pods are large and have an elongated, irregular shape with deep grooves, giving them an eye-catching look. The soft peach color stands out among other super-hot varieties, making it as visually appealing as it is fiery.
Heat Level:
The Big Peach Mama boasts a Scoville rating between 800,000 and 1,000,000 SHU, placing it in the extreme heat category. Its heat is sharp and immediate, with a burn that lingers, so it’s best approached with caution.
Size:
The pods are typically large, averaging around 2.5 to 3 inches in length. They’re hefty and full of capsaicin, making them ideal for use in small quantities to achieve maximum heat.
Taste Profile:
The Big Peach Mama offers a fruity, slightly floral flavor with a hint of sweetness that balances its fiery heat. The combination of fruity and floral notes pairs well with tropical flavors and can enhance the complexity of dishes when used sparingly.
Culinary Uses:
This pepper is perfect for making hot sauces, powders, and spicy relishes. Its fruity undertones make it a great addition to sweet-heat recipes, such as chili-infused jams or tropical salsas. Due to its intense heat, a little goes a long way, and it should be used cautiously in cooking.
Growing Notes:
The Big Peach Mama plant can grow up to 4 feet tall and produces a generous yield of large pods. It thrives in warm climates and requires full sun to reach its full potential. This variety is moderately prolific, and its striking peach-colored pods make it a favorite among home growers and collectors alike.
Caution:
As with other super-hot peppers, it’s recommended to handle the Big Peach Mama with gloves to avoid skin irritation. Be cautious when adding it to recipes, as its heat level is extreme and can easily overpower a dish if too much is used.
Fun Fact:
The Big Peach Mama is named for both its large size and its unique color, which resembles the soft, warm hue of a ripe peach. This pepper combines an appealing appearance with a powerful punch, making it popular with chili enthusiasts who want to grow something unique and super-hot.
You are buying 10 seeds