A scotch bonnet pepper may sound timid, but it is nothing of the sort. Same as a habanero) that you may potentially find at a supermarket, especially in geographic areas high in Caribbean residents. Why the Caribbean? Because this is THE pepper of the region. In fact, if you say you want a hot pepper in most of the Caribbean islands, the scotch bonnet pepper is what you are handed. Scotch bonnet is used in all sorts of Caribbean cuisine, including the well-known jerk chicken (or jerk pork). Its sweet, tropical flavor pairs perfectly well with island tastes.
 
Species:Capsicum Chinense
 
Heat Level: 100,000 to 350,000+ Scoville Heat Units
 
Type:Super Hot
 
Origin: Brazil
 
Days to Harvest:90 Days
 
Seeds per Packet: 10+ Pepper Seeds