A newer variant of Jonah with peach Colorado pods. Has very good taste. Pods are medium to large sized for a C.Chinense. Plants grow very easy and have very high yields. We grow this variety in pots and under plastic either in a greenhouse or in tunnels. Pods make good, extremely hot powder. 

C.Chinense

SHU 1,300,000+

7-POT JONAH PEACH - The Peach Sweet

Basic Info

Species: Capsicum chinense

Origin: Hybrid (Scotch Bonnet x 7-Pot Jonah)

Heat: Superhot (300,000-1,000,000+ SHU, varying by source)

Type: Peach-colored hybrid variety

Story

A hybrid cross combining Scotch Bonnet with 7-Pot Jonah, featuring soft peachy-orange pods with tropical sweetness, floral aromatics, and blistering heat. The peach variant stands out with glowing peach tones before settling into a rich coral-orange blush. Known for explosive flavor and power.

Plant

Medium size, reaching approximately 3-4 feet tall with strong branching and heavy fruit set.

Pods

Peach/coral-orange when ripe, slightly elongated form with subtle pleats and gentle folds, firm thick walls.

Flavor

Burst of fruity sweetness and tropical floral notes (Scotch Bonnet roots) followed by clean, searing heat that intensifies.

Kitchen

Fruity hot sauces, fresh salsas, drying for powders, infused oils, and gourmet finishing.

Growing Tips

- Days to maturity: 150-180 days from seed (long season)

- Full sun (8+ hours) required

- Warm climate essential, zones 9-11

- Start seeds indoors 8-12 weeks before last frost at 24-30°C

- Well-draining, rich soil, pH 6.0-6.8

- Medium size (3-4 feet), excellent for beds or containers

Culinary Uses

- Fruity hot sauce production (pair with mango, pineapple, citrus)

- Fresh salsas and relishes

- Drying for warm, sweet spice blends

- Infused oils and vinegars

- Heated dips and condiments

Common Questions

Q: What heat level is 7-Pot Jonah Peach?

A: Superhot at 300,000-350,000 SHU (Reddit) to 1,000,000+ SHU (product listings).

Q: What makes it unique?

A: Peach-colored pods with fruity sweetness, floral aromatics, and significant heat.

Q: Is it good for powder making?

A: Yes, excellent for warm, sweet spice blends.

Q: How does it compare to parents?

A: Combines Scotch Bonnet's fruity sweetness with 7-Pot Jonah's heat and complexity.

Q: What growing conditions does it prefer?

A: Full sun, warm climate, rich well-draining soil, long growing season.