Bahamian Goat Pepper seeds

Buy Bahamian Goat Pepper seeds

The Caribbean is where some of the hottest peppers come from. Despite not being the spiciest, the Bahamian Goat pepper is one of our favorites.

As we have already established, the Bahamian Goat pepper is a species of Capsicum Chinense that originated in the Bahamas. In terms of taste, it is similar to the Scotch Bonnet but has a much stranger appearance. Some compare the pepper to a pumpkin.

Although there are a few widely accepted theories, the origin of the term “Goat Pepper” remains unclear. The pepper is said to have a fiery “kick” similar to the powerful kick of an enraged goat. Another is that the pepper looks goat-like.

Goats and other animals are often raised in the Bahamas, which is another reason. As a result, chilies often grow close to real goats. And finally, Bahamian Goat pepper generates a powerful perfume when cut open that some claim smells like a goat.

Although the Bahamian Goat pepper has a strong heat, it is not one of the hottest we have ever experienced. This makes the Bahamian Goat pepper a top candidate for making tasty hot sauce.

The Scoville score of the Bahamian Goat pepper ranges from 100,000 to 300,000 SHUs. This level of spiciness is comparable to a regular habanero pepper you could get in the supermarket.

Bahamian Goat Pepper stands out for a number of reasons, including its delicious taste and smell. A potpourri of lemon, flowers and pepper is released into the air even after cutting it in half.

If you are bold enough to eat one raw, it has a delicious, tangy flavor with bright lemon undertones. Start with a small bite, because the more you eat directly affects how spicy it will be.

Bahamian Goat Pepper pepper seeds

These Bahamian Goat Pepper seeds come from selected growers who carefully isolate and dry their pepper seeds from their strongest plants. This eliminates the chance of cross-pollination, and our seeds deliver great germination.

Organic pepper seeds

Our Bahamian Goat Pepper pepper seeds come from an Ethno botanist. Ethnobotany is the study of the relationship between humans and plants. By taking this into account, the plants, and therefore pepper seeds, are grown strictly organically.