Chilaca is a versatile pepper. Will be a favorite for the home cook! Often smoked (called Pasilla) for use in mole, enchilada...
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Pasilla / ChilacaMay be one of the earlier producing peppers in the Midwest garden, with sparse production in early summer. Don’t expect a large bounty though until September. Expect the fruit to ripen from green, to red, to a brownish. Dried smoked Chilaca peppers go by the popular name pasilla. Heavy fruit on thinner plants may require staking the keep the plant upright and fruit off the ground. Pillbugs and slugs like to take nibbles from fruit on the ground. Ew.2000 SHU. This is an estimate. Scoville ratings will change based on growing conditions.Isolated seed stock as of 2025!


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