Sugar Rush Peach Bell - Seeds
Sugar Rush Peach Bell – (Capsicum baccatum)
The Sugar Rush Peach Bell is a natural mutation from Chris Fowler’s garden, producing compact plants loaded with pale green pods that ripen to a soft peach. Pod shapes vary—from bell-like to tulip-shaped—so the variety remains unstable but visually striking. Flavor is fruity and lightly sweet with a crisp bite and hotter than a jalapeño but still approachable. Some growers note subtle apple-like notes, making it one of the better-tasting Sugar Rush offshoots. Plants stay short and bushy yet very productive, with pods that detach easily when ripe. They benefit from light support and can handle partial shade, continuing to produce well into late season.
Heat level: 25,000 to 30,000+(SHU's) – Mild/Medium.
Flavor: Fruity & Sweet.
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Sugar Rush Peach Bell - Seeds
Sugar Rush Peach Bell – (Capsicum baccatum)
The Sugar Rush Peach Bell is a natural mutation from Chris Fowler’s garden, producing compact plants loaded with pale green pods that ripen to a soft peach. Pod shapes vary—from bell-like to tulip-shaped—so the variety remains unstable but visually striking. Flavor is fruity and lightly sweet with a crisp bite and hotter than a jalapeño but still approachable. Some growers note subtle apple-like notes, making it one of the better-tasting Sugar Rush offshoots. Plants stay short and bushy yet very productive, with pods that detach easily when ripe. They benefit from light support and can handle partial shade, continuing to produce well into late season.
Heat level: 25,000 to 30,000+(SHU's) – Mild/Medium.
Flavor: Fruity & Sweet.
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Sugar Rush Peach Bell – (Capsicum baccatum)
The Sugar Rush Peach Bell is a natural mutation from Chris Fowler’s garden, producing compact plants loaded with pale green pods that ripen to a soft peach. Pod shapes vary—from bell-like to tulip-shaped—so the variety remains unstable but visually striking. Flavor is fruity and lightly sweet with a crisp bite and hotter than a jalapeño but still approachable. Some growers note subtle apple-like notes, making it one of the better-tasting Sugar Rush offshoots. Plants stay short and bushy yet very productive, with pods that detach easily when ripe. They benefit from light support and can handle partial shade, continuing to produce well into late season.
Heat level: 25,000 to 30,000+(SHU's) – Mild/Medium.
Flavor: Fruity & Sweet.
