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Seed Starter Mix 1L$6.00Our medium of choice when germinating copious quantities of seeds in trays and pots. Learn More -
100mm Round Seedling Pot$0.60Ideal size for transferring your seedlings in punnets or jiffy peat pellets into; 100mm diameter, 85mm tall.
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Seed Starter Kit$95.00The Seed Starter Kit contains everything you need to germinate your chilli seeds, and is a great way to start seeds indoors during the cooler months.
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85mm Square Seedling Pot$0.30Just the right size to transfer your seedlings into post germination, this pot has a diameter of 85mm and is 100mm tall.
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Chilli Willies Bottoming Inferno$13.95Our favourite of the Chilli Willies range, this sauce has a great depth of flavour and features the super hot Bhut Jolokia. Learn More -
Whole dried Habanero chilli$10.00Out of stockReconstitute these dried Habaneros to make your own hot sauce, or blitz them to create a fiery hot powder. Learn More -
Terrarium Little Nursery$20.00Out of stockA sturdy, Australian made propagator made from recycled plastic, that comes with 4x 8 cell seedling trays.
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Chilli Focus$14.95Chilli Focus is an Australian made product, designed specifically for chillies, encouraging optimum growth, flowering and fruiting. Suitable for hydroponic and soil growing.
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Jamaican Hot Yellow$8.00One of our favourite shaped chillies, the Jamaican Hot Yellow matures to a vibrant yellow; its fruity and tropical undertones makes it a very popular choice when making Caribbean hot sauces.
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Jamaican Hot Red$8.00Its fruity flavour, tropical aroma and very decent chilli kick (150,000 SHU) has made the Jamaican Hot Red very popular in hot sauces. Slightly hotter than its yellow counterpart.
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