A new 7-pot variety that just might be the worlds next hottest. With a SHU over 2,000,000+ but has not yet been tested, but has already been tested with the milk  technique. Plants grow very  prolifically with very high yields. Pods have a little sweetness to them.

C.Chinense

SHU 2,000,000-2,400,000

7-POT ORACLE - The Oracle Fire

Basic Info

Species: Capsicum chinense

Origin: United States (Atlantic Pepper Seeds)

Heat: Superhot (2,000,000-2,400,000 SHU, estimated)

Type: Red 7-Pot variety

Story

A new 7-Pot variety that just might be the world's next hottest, with estimated SHU over 2,000,000+. While not yet officially tested, it has been 'tested with the milk technique' (a traditional method where extreme heat causes milk to curdle). Plants grow prolifically with very high yields. Pods have a little sweetness to them.

Plant

Medium to large size, grows very prolifically with very high yields.

Pods

Red when ripe, medium-sized, classic wrinkled texture with slight sweetness.

Flavor

Sweetness combined with extreme, building heat that lingers intensely.

Kitchen

Ultra-extreme hot sauces, red powder, and minimal-dose applications.

Growing Tips

- Days to maturity: 90-120 days from transplant

- Full sun (8+ hours) required

- Warm climate essential, zones 9-11

- Start seeds indoors 10-12 weeks before last frost at 80-85°F

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

- Prolific plants, 5+ gallon containers optimal

Culinary Uses

- Ultra-extreme hot sauce production

- Red superhot powder (extremely potent)

- Minimal-dose cooking (extreme caution)

- Fermented pepper mash

Common Questions

Q: What heat level is 7-Pot Oracle?

A: Superhot at 2,000,000-2,400,000 SHU (estimated, untested).

Q: What makes it unique?

A: Potential world-record heat level, prolific yields, and slight sweetness.

Q: Is it good for powder making?

A: Yes, but extremely potent - use with extreme caution.

Q: Has it been officially tested?

A: Not yet officially lab-tested, but 'milk technique' suggests extreme heat.

Q: What growing conditions does it prefer?

A: Full sun, warm climate, rich well-draining soil, very prolific.