Cumpas
Capsicum annuum. A large, thin skinned, sweetish chile. The large upright plants are slow to set fruit and mature. Two and a half months from planting to first flowering and another month and a half to ripe fruit. A mild winter in our recent Tucson growout allowed us to keep harvesting these chiles for 6 months.
Originally collected in 1996 from the valley community of Cumpas, within the Sierra Madre of Sonora, Mexico. From our Seed-Bank Collection.
- Origin: low semi-arid, about 2500' elevation.
- Mild heat.
- 5-8" long.
- Approx. 0.2g/25 seeds per packet.
- Limit 3 packets.
Capsicum annuum. A large, thin skinned, sweetish chile. The large upright plants are slow to set fruit and mature. Two and a half months from planting to first flowering and another month and a half to ripe fruit. A mild winter in our recent Tucson growout allowed us to keep harvesting these chiles for 6 months.
Originally collected in 1996 from the valley community of Cumpas, within the Sierra Madre of Sonora, Mexico. From our Seed-Bank Collection.
- Origin: low semi-arid, about 2500' elevation.
- Mild heat.
- 5-8" long.
- Approx. 0.2g/25 seeds per packet.
- Limit 3 packets.