Dead Man's Hand Chili is a very rare and unusual variety from Asia. When you harvest the fruit in whole bunches and remove the leaves, they look like a bony arm with a hand and fingers - a 'dead man's hand'. The bushy, about 80 cm high plants develop many upright growing, about 1 x 6 cm long fruits, which ripen to a completely red color. Due to their powerful spiciness, they are suitable for making hot sauces, for pickling and for drying.

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Number of seeds:	10
Sun exposure:	Sun
Origin:	Thailand