Piment arbre Rocoto Canario (Capsicum pubescens) graines

Piment arbre 'Rocoto Canario' (Capsicum pubescens) graines

Exotische Anden-Schönheit mit gelben Früchten, lila Blüten und schwarzem Saatgut – eine Chili mit langer Geschichte
Contenu: env. 5 graines
Variétés de graines résistantes, facultée de germination régulièrement testée.

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Numéro d'article: CAP43

Code barre – EAN /GTIN: 4250601201542

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The Long-Lived Chilli from the Andean Highlands

The tree chilli 'Rocoto Canario' (Capsicum pubescens) is an exceptional variety that has been valued in its native region for thousands of years. Originating from the highlands of Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador, it was already widely cultivated during the Inca Empire and is considered one of the oldest domesticated chilli species in South America. Its name derives from the canary-yellow colour of its round, juicy fruits, which conceal distinctive black, hard seeds – a unique characteristic of this species. Also typical are its delicate, violet-coloured flowers and the densely hairy leaves and stems, which give rise to the botanical species name “pubescens”.

Under ideal conditions, Rocoto Canario develops a strong, woody stem, can reach heights of up to 3–4 m, and may live for 10 to 15 years.

In the kitchen, it is considered a delicacy. The thick-walled, aromatic pods with medium to high heat are best used fresh – for example in spicy salsas, flavourful sauces, or as a stuffed speciality in the Peruvian national dish “Rocoto Relleno”. When dried or pickled, they develop a rich flavour, although drying can be challenging due to the juicy flesh.

Caractéristiques et entretien

Espèce:	Solanaceae
Structure racinaire:	Racine en cœur
Identification des plantes:	Plante en bac Arbre Arbuste
Couleur des fleurs:	Blanc
Couleur du fruit:	Gelb
Région d'origine:	Amérique du Sud
Mode d'emploi:	Plante d'ornement Plante aromatique plante comestible Plante en bac
Caractéristiques:	Non résistante à l'hiver Germe dans l'obscurité
Climat:	Tropical
Cycle de vie:	Pluriannuelle
Période de floraison:	Juin Juillet Août Septembre
Zones de rigueur hivernale (WHZ):	10 (-1 bis 4 °C)
Hauteur de croissance:	1-3 m

Semis et culture

Ensoleillement:	Mi-ombre
Profondeur de semis:	0.5 cm
Distance de semis:	40 cm
Mauvaises associations:	Petits pois Concombre Pommes de terre Céleri Tomate
Bonnes associations:	Capucine Knoblauch Souci des jardins Salade Haricots
Distance entre les rangées:	40 cm
Durée de germination:	2-3 semaines
Température de germination:	22-28°C

Sowing and Care of Tree Chilli 'Rocoto Canario'

Sowing should ideally begin as early as December or January, but no later than February or March, as the plants require a long growing period of 4–6 months to reach fruit maturity. Before sowing, soak the hard, black seeds in lukewarm chamomile tea for two days, then sow about 1 cm deep into moist seed compost. Germination occurs at a constant temperature of around 23 °C within 10–20 days, though it can be somewhat erratic.

Rocoto Canario prefers a semi-shaded position, a very large container (at least 40 litres), and consistently moist soil. It tolerates cooler temperatures better than other chillies but is not frost hardy. Regular feeding and sufficient watering are essential to encourage good fruit set. Protect from intense sunlight and strong winds.

With good care, the plant can be overwintered in a frost-free environment and often produces an even greater yield in its second year. Thanks to its longevity and exotic appearance, it is a real eye-catcher and a rewarding challenge for dedicated home gardeners.

Autres noms

Nom botanique:	Capsicum pubescens, C. lanceifolium, Brachistus lanceifolius
Noms espagnols:	Rocoto, Locoto, Morongo, Perrón, Chile de Cera, Chile Manzano

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