Carbonero Pepper Seeds

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Price range: $8.00 through $12.95

The Carbonero is a unique hybrid from Tony Sherwood, combining the Carbon Bhut 7 Pot with the Orange Habanero. Expect a bright, fruity flavor with apple-like Baccatum notes, followed by a Bhut-style smokiness. Medium heat, pubescent foliage, and trichome-covered pods make this variety a standout in any garden. Limited stock—order now! Capsicum chinense dominant (interspecific hybrid). 25+ Seeds. Non Isolated and Isolated.

Description

Carbonero Pepper Seeds – Buy & Grow This Unique Hybrid Variety

Introduction to Carbonero Pepper Seeds

The Carbonero is an exciting hybrid variety that blends the fiery heat of the Carbon Bhut 7 Pot with the fruity complexity of an Orange Habanero. Developed by Tony Sherwood, this pepper delivers a one-of-a-kind flavor experience, combining bright, almost apple-like C. baccatum notes with a deep, smoky Naga/Bhut-style complexity. The result? A flavor bomb of a pepper with a heat level that’s bold but manageable—sitting comfortably in the medium heat range, similar to a Habanero.

With pubescent foliage, trichome-covered branches, and a striking resemblance to the Orange Blob, the Carbonero stands out as a truly unique hybrid that will appeal to growers looking for something rare, flavorful, and visually striking. See how beautifully it grows under the right conditions here!


Product Details

Product Name: Carbonero
Species: Capsicum chinense dominant (Interspecific Hybrid)
Origin: USA
Hybridizer: Tony Sherwood
Growth Habit: Compact to medium-sized plants with pubescent foliage
Heat Level: Medium – Similar to a Habanero (Estimated 100,000–200,000 SHU)
Flavor Profile: Bright, fruity, with apple-like Baccatum notes transitioning into deep, smoky Bhut Jolokia undertones
Culinary Uses: Ideal for fresh use, sauces, spice blends, and gourmet dishes
Climate: Thrives in 65-95°F temperatures with full sun exposure
Soil: Prefers well-draining, nutrient-rich soil with consistent moisture
Watering: Keep soil moist but not overly saturated


Why Grow Carbonero Peppers?

Unique Hybrid Lineage – A rare cross of Carbon Bhut 7 Pot × Orange Habanero
Incredible Flavor – A complex balance of bright fruitiness and deep smokiness
Medium Heat – Perfect for those who love a kick without overpowering heat
Pubescent Foliage & Trichomes – A visually unique plant with fuzzy leaves
Versatile Uses – Great for sauces, salsas, spice blends, and fresh eating


How to Grow Carbonero Pepper Seeds

1. Seed Germination

  • Start seeds indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost.
  • Plant seeds ¼ inch deep in a high-quality seed-starting mix.
  • Keep soil temperature around 83°F (24-29°C) for optimal germination.
  • Provide bright light and consistent moisture.

2. Transplanting & Care

  • Once frost danger has passed, transplant seedlings into well-draining soil.
  • Space plants 1 plant per container.
  • Use organic compost or a balanced fertilizer for strong growth and high yields.
  • Water regularly, keeping soil at field capacity.

3. Harvesting & Usage

  • Peppers mature in under 90 days, ripening to orange.
  • Use fresh in salsas, sauces, or gourmet dishes, or dry for spice blends.
  • Handle with care—while not extreme, the heat level can still pack a punch.

Order Carbonero Pepper Seeds Today

Don’t miss your chance to grow this rare, flavor-packed hybrid! The Carbonero brings together the best of Habanero, Bhut, and Baccatum flavors in a single pepper. Order your Carbonero Pepper Seeds today and add a true “flavortown” variety to your garden.

Limited stock available – Secure your seeds now!

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Weight .01 oz
Dimensions 3 × 2 × .01 in
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2 reviews for Carbonero Pepper Seeds

  1. Josh Benton

    Josh Benton

    These plants are blown out with growth and fruit! Amazing flavor! Must have for hot sauce.

    • Rich Blood

      Rich Blood

      Your favorite this year so far huh?! That crazy interspecific apple fruit funky thing from the baccatum traits and the chinense traits make this one pretty special.

  2. Edgar Molina

    Edgar Molina (verified owner)

    I bought seeds of this variety and they arrived very fast. Rich provides excellent service and great attention to detail. I can’t wait to grow it and taste it. I’ve heard it’s delicious.

    • Rich Blood

      Rich Blood

      We LOVE hearing that Edgar! And you’re going to LOVE those Carboneros! Grow them big down there in Mexico!

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