Bishops Crown Chilli
The Bishop’s Crown Chilli, also known as the Friar’s Hat or Monk’s Hat Chilli, is a unique and visually striking variety from Barbados. It’s a tall plant, reaching heights of over 1.5 meters, with a tree-like growth habit rather than a bushy one.
The distinctive feature of this chilli is its three-sided pods that resemble a bishop’s crown, measuring 3-4 cm in diameter. They mature from light green to a vibrant orange and finally a rich red. The flavour is described as sweet and fruity with a mild to medium heat
- Quantity of Seeds: 10 seeds per packet
- Origin: Barbados, South America.
- Genus: Capsicum Baccatum
- Scoville Rating (SHU):  Mild to medium (5,000-30,000 Scoville Heat Units), milder than a jalapeño.
- Plant Size: Tall, tree-like growth, reaching over 1.5 meters in height
- Pod Size: Unique three-sided pods resembling a bishop’s crown. Diameter of 3 to 4 cm.
- Flavour: Sweet and fruity with a mild to medium heat.
All plants are grown on our farm in Norfolk, UK and are grown in an open pollinated area.
