• Two ripe Moruga Scorpion peppers with wrinkled red skin on a light background.
  • Hand holding two Moruga Scorpion red chilli peppers on a pale background.
  • Two red Moruga Scorpion chilli peppers on a white background.
  • Hand holding two red Moruga Scorpion chillies from Trinidad, known for high Scoville rating, Capsicum chinense variety.
  • Two ripe Moruga Scorpion peppers on a light surface, showcasing their vibrant red colour and bumpy texture.
  • Two ripe red Moruga Scorpion chillies with green stems on a light surface, known for intense heat and origin from Trinidad and Tobago.
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Bishy Barnabees Cottage Garden

Moruga Scorpion UV Chilli

£3.99
£3.99
Tax included.

The Moruga UV (Unidentified Variety) originates from seeds labeled "Morouga" that were sourced directly from Trinidad. When grown out, it was recognised as an unknown variety of Trinidadian origin—closely resembling the Reaper and Primo.

Many consider it one of the hottest chillies they’ve ever tasted, so handle with caution! While the plant isn’t a heavy producer, the heat level more than makes up for it. A must-try for true chilli enthusiasts!

  • Quantity of Seeds: 10 seeds per packet
  • Origin: Moruga, Trinidad and Tobago
  • Genus: Capsicum chinense
  • Scoville Rating: 1,200,000 to 2,000,000 SHU
  • Plant Size: 0.5–1 meters in height and spread
  • Pod Size: Approximately 2 to 3 inches in length

All plants are grown on our farm in Norfolk, UK and are grown in an open pollinated area.
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Two ripe Moruga Scorpion peppers with wrinkled red skin on a light background.
Hand holding two Moruga Scorpion red chilli peppers on a pale background.
Two red Moruga Scorpion chilli peppers on a white background.
Hand holding two red Moruga Scorpion chillies from Trinidad, known for high Scoville rating, Capsicum chinense variety.
Two ripe Moruga Scorpion peppers on a light surface, showcasing their vibrant red colour and bumpy texture.
Two ripe red Moruga Scorpion chillies with green stems on a light surface, known for intense heat and origin from Trinidad and Tobago.