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Common Name: Thai Hot Pepper
Latin Name: Capsicum annuum 'Thai Hot'
Brief Description: Thai Hot Pepper, also known as Thai Bird's Eye Pepper, is a small but mighty chili pepper renowned for its intense heat and pungent flavour. The peppers are tiny, typically growing no longer than two inches, but pack a significant punch. These peppers mature to a bright red or green, depending on when they are harvested, making them a popular choice in both fresh and cooked dishes.
How to Plant: Select a sunny spot with well-draining soil. Plant your Thai Hot Pepper plants at the same depth they were in their containers, spacing them about 12-18 inches apart to ensure good air circulation and access to sunlight.
General Plant Care: Thai Hot Peppers require consistent watering to keep the soil moist but not soggy. Use mulch to help retain moisture and keep the roots cool. Regular feeding with a balanced fertilizer will support robust growth and fruiting.
Lighting Requirements: Needs full sun, ideally receiving 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily, to develop the best flavor and heat.
Water Requirements: Water regularly to maintain evenly moist soil. Allow the top inch of soil to dry out slightly before watering again.
Organic Feeding Suggestions: Apply a high-potassium organic fertilizer during the growing season to encourage healthy fruit development. Compost or aged manure can also be beneficial.
Tips, Hints or Tricks for a Successful Plant: Harvest peppers frequently to encourage more production. Be cautious when handling these peppers, as their oils can irritate skin and eyes.
Recipe or Use Suggestions: Thai Hot Peppers are essential in many Thai dishes, such as curries and soups, adding heat and depth of flavor. They are also perfect for homemade hot sauces or as a spicy garnish for meals.
Folklore: In many cultures, hot peppers like the Thai Hot are believed to ward off evil spirits and are used in protective rituals.
Spiritual Significance: Often used in spiritual practices to enhance energy and protect against negative influences.
Wellness Benefits:
Metabolic Boost: Known for its ability to increase metabolic rates due to its high capsaicin content.
Pain Relief: The capsaicin in Thai Hot Peppers can act as a natural pain reliever, particularly effective in topical applications.
Antioxidant and Anti-inflammatory: Provides valuable antioxidants, reducing oxidative stress and inflammation, supporting overall wellness.
