Total Number of seeds: 30
Get ready to grow one of the world’s longest chillies – introducing Thunder Mountain Long Horn Chilli Seeds, a rare and striking heirloom variety known for its extraordinary length of more than 1 foot (30–35 cm). This rare collection chilli is perfect for gardeners, chilli lovers, and collectors of exotic vegetable seeds. Its thin, curled pods grow dramatically long while maintaining a pleasant pungency, making it ideal for pickling, drying, and showcasing!
Whether you’re a kitchen gardener or seed collector, this Thunder Mountain Long Horn chilli brings uniqueness, heat, and tradition all in one pod!
Type of Seed: Heirloom, Open Pollinated
Germination Time: 6–10 days
Sunlight Requirements: Full sunlight (6–8 hours/day)
Where to Grow: Pots, grow bags, kitchen gardens, fields
Growing Season: Summer, Rainy & Early Winter
Seed Sowing Depth: 0.5–1 cm
Ideal Climate: Hot and warm climates preferred
Plant Height: 3–4 feet
Organic Fertilizer Requirement: Moderate – neem cake, compost
Life Span: 100–120 days
Ideal Growing Temperature: 24°C to 32°C
Harvesting Time: 70–80 days after sowing
Maintenance Required: Moderate
Watering Frequency: Every 2–3 days
Ideal Grow Bag Size: 18x18 or larger
Thunder Mountain Long Horn chilli thrives best when sown between February–April and again during the monsoon (June–August). In southern India, it can also be sown during mild winters in October–November. Ensure full sunlight and warm climate for best growth.
Use an 18-inch deep grow bag or pot. Sow 2–3 seeds and thin to the healthiest plant after germination. Place in a sunny spot. Add compost every 15 days. Use a small stake if needed to support the plant as chillies grow long and twisty.
Preparation: Pre-soak seeds for 4–6 hours for better germination
Sowing: Sow directly or in trays
Watering: Keep moist, not wet
Germination: 6–10 days
Transplanting: After 4 true leaves appear
Sunlight: 6–8 hours minimum
Soil: Loose, well-drained with cow dung or organic compost
Fertilization: Bone meal, neem cake, vermicompost
Pruning: Remove lower yellow leaves to improve air circulation
Support: Provide support if fruits bend the plant
Pest Control: Use neem oil spray or garlic-chilli solution
Disease Prevention: Avoid overhead watering
Mulching: Add dry leaves or coconut husk
Harvesting: Harvest at 30–35 cm when fruits twist and turn dark red
Apply Nutrient-Rich Fertilizers: When the plants start flowering, use nutrient-rich fertilizers. This helps the plants produce more High Yield
Use Organic Fertilizers: Feed your plants with organic fertilizers like vermicompost or cow manure.
Regular Feeding: Apply fertilizers at regular intervals, ideally every 20-25 day
🌶️ Unmatched Length: Grows over 1 foot – a true showstopper!
🌱 Rare Heirloom: Preserved over generations in Asian highlands
📸 Photo-Ready: Loved by garden influencers & content creators
🔥 Moderate Heat: Great for pickles, curries & drying
🧺 Great Shelf Life: Can be dried and stored for months
🧬 Non-GMO: Naturally open-pollinated, no chemicals
Unique Appearance: Ideal for gifting, display & rare seed collectors
Culinary Use: Great for stuffing, frying, pickling, or drying
Health Benefits: Boosts metabolism, rich in Vitamin C
Market Appeal: Sells as a premium variety due to size and rarity
Versatility: Can be grown in any space with good sunlight
Avoid cold or shaded areas – stunted growth
Don’t overwater – roots may rot
Use neem oil early to prevent pests like aphids
Provide support early if fruiting is heavy
Harvest gently – long fruits are delicate and can snap
Curling Leaves: Aphids or thrips – use neem oil
Slow Growth: Add compost tea or banana peel water
White Spots: Powdery mildew – avoid overhead watering
Poor Fruiting: Add potash or bone meal
Buds Falling: Check watering routine and remove excess buds
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Gaurav
Plant flowering start ho gaya 40 days mein hi.
Meenal
Golden Hills Farm ke seeds kaafi healthy the, packaging bhi secure thi.
Mohit
Harvest kaafi acha tha — 12–14 pods per plant average nikle.
Sneha
Seeds ekdum fresh the, 90% germination mila.
Karan
Spicy aur sweet dono flavor mix laga — perfect for sauces.
Anita
Terrace pe grow kiya, sunlight aur neem spray se koi pest nahi aaya.
Roshni
Pot mein bhi achhe se grow kiya, support stake lagaya tha.
Bhavna
Friends bhi abhi same seeds order karne wale hain mujhe dekh ke!
Abhay
First time exotic chilli grow kiya, experience amazing tha.
Sharanya
Curly shape dekh ke sab neighbors bhi surprise ho gaye!