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Chile De Arbol
Chile De Arbol

Chile De Arbol

SKU: 1304 Available to ship: May 27, 2013 - Jun 4, 2013
Chiles de Arbol are narrow, curved chiles that start out green and mature to bright red. The arbol chile is related to the cayenne pepper. Arbol chiles are also the ones that are dried after turning red to be used in holiday wreaths and Chili ristras. In Mexico, you'll also hear them called "bird's beak" or "rat's tail. The Chile de Arbol rates between 15,000 and 30,000 Scoville units and produce tons of 4-5" long peppers.

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Planting recommendation: Warm Season last frost date
Size of Mature Plant: 18-24" diameter spacing
$5.75

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Our pepper plants are grown in extra large 4.5" pots and are generally about 4-8" tall depending upon the variety. Each plant is wrapped individually to hold in the soil and moisture. We ship in large pots to keep the stress of transport to a minimum. Our interior cartons are made to fit our plants. Order any quantity you want, we don't require you to order by the dozen!
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"Great for drying"

Drew on 11/23/2010

Comments: I had 4 chile plants this year and this is the most hardy of the bunch. It's still going strong and today's date is 11/23/10. These chiles are perfect for drying and using whole or crushing.

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"Chili de Arbol"

Nancy on 1/12/2010

Comments: This little plant produced tons of beautiful red peppers, which I dried for use in soups and stews (added whole for a subtle depth of flavor), or ground into chili powder. Also great for decorative value!

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