Capsicum, Cherry Chili Pepper, Hot Cherry Pepper, Hot Pepper, Pimienta 'Hot Red Cherry'

From seed. A fun chile, with slightly flattened round peppers growing upside down. Roughly ping pong ball size with thick walls and spicy...Read More flavor, excellent for stuffing. Not as hot as I had hoped, or maybe I'm just getting inured to Scovilles. Will grow again.

I purchased my Red Cherry Peppers from Trade Winds Fruit and I'm happy with them. They have medium heat, with some sweetness when cooked...Read More. I like to use them as stuffed peppers. They were quick to ripen to red, compared to other peppers in my garden.

Nice tasting pepper! I think the Scoville rating is lower than "real"! Or I plsnted them too close to my cayenne's and habanero's!
...Read More> When green, they taste like black pepper, when red--look out!

I LOVE this little pepper. I always have an assortment of peppers in the garden, The hot varieties range from jalapeno, serrano, Thai, ...Read Morecayenne...but this guy is my favorite this year. It's very productive & disease resistent. The heat varies a lot and can be anywhere from a chili type to a jalapeno/serrano range. The texture is very firm & crispy. I think the pepper taste & juiciness is the best part of this pepper. While it is hot, the undertone of a sweet pepper taste makes this my favorite for snacking.