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Hurtberry Pepper Seeds: Brutal Berry Like Super Hot
Hurtberry Pepper Seeds: Brutal Berry Like Super Hot
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The Hurtberry earned its name. A three way cross between the Carolina Reaper, Jigsaw, and Moruga UV, this pepper looks like a mean, round, spiky berry and hits like one too. The heat is comparable to a top end Reaper, with a slow build that takes over your entire mouth.
Rough, bumpy, trifold pods with a distinctive stinger. They ripen from green to dark red and the plants can grow over three feet tall. The Hurtberry is also a parent of our Painsicle line and the Grape of Wrath, so if you've grown those and want to meet the ancestor, here it is.
- Heat Level: 1,600,000+ SHU / Extreme
- Flavor Profile: Fruity undertones beneath overwhelming heat
- Days to Maturity: 95 to 150 days from transplant
- Difficulty: Advanced
- Seeds per Pack: 10+
Every seed is grown in isolation tents at our Nebraska farm, keeping the chance of cross pollination to around 4%.
Growing tip: The Hurtberry is a parent pepper in several of our exclusive crosses. Grow it alongside the Painsicle family and Grape of Wrath to see the whole lineage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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The Hurtberry is a Capsicum chinense extreme pepper estimated at 1,600,000+ SHU. Flavor profile: Fruity undertones beneath overwhelming heat Days to Maturity: 95 to 150 days from transplant Difficulty: Advanced Seeds per Pack: 10+ Every seed is grown in isolation tents at our Nebraska farm, keeping the chance of cross pollination to around 4%.
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The Hurtberry is estimated at 1,600,000+ SHU, placing it in the extreme range.
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Start seeds indoors 8 to 10 weeks before your last frost date. Maintain soil temperature at 78 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit for germination, which can take 14 to 35 days. Expect 95 to 150 days from transplant to harvest. Difficulty: Advanced.
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This year I grew Atomic's Hurt Berry and it didn't disappoint.
The order shipped quickly and without any delays. I’ve gotten a really good germination rate, and currently have a “too many plants” problem. Rough problem to have lol. I hope they produce as well as they’ve sprouted.