On this page you can find an overview of the different species of chili peppers I have farmed over the years and some numbers on the harvest I had for a given year. Do note that numbers can vary substantially based on the weather conditions, so a direct comparison between different years might not always be possible or representative. The numbers mentioned in the table below give an indication of the average number of peppers I harvested per plant, the number of plants for each variety might differ from year to year.
The chili peppers are sorted from hot to mild and for each variety a small picture is included.
| Picture | Chili pepper | Year | Strength (SHU) | Harvest (#/plant) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Carolina Reaper | 2021 | 2.200.000 | 30 | Quite a cloudy and rainy season |
 | Trinidad Moruga Scorpion Caramel | 2021 | 2.000.000 | 15 | Quite a cloudy and rainy season |
 | Habanero Super F1 | 2019 | 300.000 | 30 | First habaneros I farmed |
 | Habanero Red | 2021 | 300.000 | 20 | Quite a cloudy and rainy season |
 | Habanero Super | 2020 | 300.000 | 8 | Started from seeds collected from 2019 F1 generation. |
 | Habanero Marobie Yellow | 2019 | 250.000 | 10 | Small yield for Habaneros |
 | Numer Twilight | 2020 | 40.000 | 55 | More compact and more colourful than Chinese 5 Colour |
 | Chinese 5 Colour | 2021 | 40.000 | 50 | Quite a cloudy and rainy season |
 | Kreb’s Elegance | 2020 | 40.000 | 85 | Best yield for those plants with peppers pointing upwards |
 | Cayenne Purple | 2021 | 40.000 | 50 | Quite a cloudy and rainy season |
 | Aji Escabeche | 2019 | 40.000 | 10 | Plants stretched too much leading to loss of peppers |