rocoto mini yellow

"crazy bright yellow flavor bombs"

Rocotos are crazy things. They need a very special treatment and special attention ... from the moment the pitch-black seeds touch the soil, it becomes clear that this is anoutsider. If you do manage to germinate the seeds, make sure you free up considerable space in your garden.

These impractical plants will be big and messy, and need a semi-shaded spot in your garden, definitely not full in the sun. If they feel like it, they can open a flower, but they’ll drop it just as quickly. If you are lucky enough to get a fruit on your plant, cherish it! You are the proud owner of a very strange fruit. Let the rocoto ripen on the plant before you get started with the super fruity, and extremely thick juicy pulp.

• NOTE: FOR THE VERY ADVANCED BREEDER
• 10 seeds that are difficult and slow to germinate
• tricky, messy, large plant that is difficult to set fruit
• rocoto absolutely wants to be outside: and never fully exposed to the sun