Datil Pepper Plants
Datil peppers are a cherished heirloom variety closely associated with St. Augustine, Florida, where they have been grown since the early 1800s. Known for their bright flavor, manageable heat, and versatility, Datil peppers are a favorite for sauces and regional dishes.
Grown hydroponically in a controlled environment, our Datil pepper plants arrive healthy, pest-free, and ready to establish once transplanted.
What You’ll Receive
What You’ll Receive:
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Datil pepper plant hydroponically grown in rockwool (no soil)
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Plant height at shipping: Approx. 4” tall
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Actively growing with a strong, well-developed root system
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Care instructions included
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Bonus: 4-pack orders include a FREE sample compost tea fertilizer
Because our plants are grown hydroponically, they will require an adjustment period and it will take a few weeks for them to acclimate when transplanted into soil or containers. To learn more about our methods and to ensure success, review the sections below Our Live Plant Growing & Shipping Process and When Your Live Pepper Plants Arrive.
About the Datil Pepper
The Datil is a Capsicum chinense heirloom variety prized for its sweet, fruity, and tangy flavor paired with noticeable heat. Often compared to habaneros in heat level, Datil peppers are generally sweeter and less smoky, making them ideal for hot sauces and marinades.
Plants remain relatively compact, typically growing up to 3 feet tall, and produce an abundance of 3-inch peppers that ripen from green to yellow and finally to a bright orange at full maturity.
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Heat Level: Hot (similar to habanero)
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Flavor: Sweet, fruity, and tangy
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Pepper Appearance: Small, tapered pods that ripen to bright orange
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Culinary Use: Hot sauces, marinades, salsas, and fresh use
Growing & Care Information
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Grower Experience Level: Intermediate
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Growth Habit: Compact, bushy plant
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Mature Plant Size: Approximately 3 feet tall
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Pepper Pod Size: Typically around 3 inches long
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Days to Maturity: Approximately 90–100 days from transplant
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Ways to Grow: In-ground garden beds, raised beds, and containers with proper drainage
If you’d prefer to start from seed, we also offer Datil pepper seeds and seed starting supplies, a great option for growers who enjoy raising plants from the very beginning or planning ahead for future seasons.
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Datil Pepper Plants
Datil Pepper Plants
Datil peppers are a cherished heirloom variety closely associated with St. Augustine, Florida, where they have been grown since the early 1800s. Known for their bright flavor, manageable heat, and versatility, Datil peppers are a favorite for sauces and regional dishes.
Grown hydroponically in a controlled environment, our Datil pepper plants arrive healthy, pest-free, and ready to establish once transplanted.
What You’ll Receive
What You’ll Receive:
-
Datil pepper plant hydroponically grown in rockwool (no soil)
-
Plant height at shipping: Approx. 4” tall
-
Actively growing with a strong, well-developed root system
-
Care instructions included
-
Bonus: 4-pack orders include a FREE sample compost tea fertilizer
Because our plants are grown hydroponically, they will require an adjustment period and it will take a few weeks for them to acclimate when transplanted into soil or containers. To learn more about our methods and to ensure success, review the sections below Our Live Plant Growing & Shipping Process and When Your Live Pepper Plants Arrive.
About the Datil Pepper
The Datil is a Capsicum chinense heirloom variety prized for its sweet, fruity, and tangy flavor paired with noticeable heat. Often compared to habaneros in heat level, Datil peppers are generally sweeter and less smoky, making them ideal for hot sauces and marinades.
Plants remain relatively compact, typically growing up to 3 feet tall, and produce an abundance of 3-inch peppers that ripen from green to yellow and finally to a bright orange at full maturity.
-
Heat Level: Hot (similar to habanero)
-
Flavor: Sweet, fruity, and tangy
-
Pepper Appearance: Small, tapered pods that ripen to bright orange
-
Culinary Use: Hot sauces, marinades, salsas, and fresh use
Growing & Care Information
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Grower Experience Level: Intermediate
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Growth Habit: Compact, bushy plant
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Mature Plant Size: Approximately 3 feet tall
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Pepper Pod Size: Typically around 3 inches long
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Days to Maturity: Approximately 90–100 days from transplant
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Ways to Grow: In-ground garden beds, raised beds, and containers with proper drainage
If you’d prefer to start from seed, we also offer Datil pepper seeds and seed starting supplies, a great option for growers who enjoy raising plants from the very beginning or planning ahead for future seasons.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Datil peppers are a cherished heirloom variety closely associated with St. Augustine, Florida, where they have been grown since the early 1800s. Known for their bright flavor, manageable heat, and versatility, Datil peppers are a favorite for sauces and regional dishes.
Grown hydroponically in a controlled environment, our Datil pepper plants arrive healthy, pest-free, and ready to establish once transplanted.
What You’ll Receive
What You’ll Receive:
-
Datil pepper plant hydroponically grown in rockwool (no soil)
-
Plant height at shipping: Approx. 4” tall
-
Actively growing with a strong, well-developed root system
-
Care instructions included
-
Bonus: 4-pack orders include a FREE sample compost tea fertilizer
Because our plants are grown hydroponically, they will require an adjustment period and it will take a few weeks for them to acclimate when transplanted into soil or containers. To learn more about our methods and to ensure success, review the sections below Our Live Plant Growing & Shipping Process and When Your Live Pepper Plants Arrive.
About the Datil Pepper
The Datil is a Capsicum chinense heirloom variety prized for its sweet, fruity, and tangy flavor paired with noticeable heat. Often compared to habaneros in heat level, Datil peppers are generally sweeter and less smoky, making them ideal for hot sauces and marinades.
Plants remain relatively compact, typically growing up to 3 feet tall, and produce an abundance of 3-inch peppers that ripen from green to yellow and finally to a bright orange at full maturity.
-
Heat Level: Hot (similar to habanero)
-
Flavor: Sweet, fruity, and tangy
-
Pepper Appearance: Small, tapered pods that ripen to bright orange
-
Culinary Use: Hot sauces, marinades, salsas, and fresh use
Growing & Care Information
-
Grower Experience Level: Intermediate
-
Growth Habit: Compact, bushy plant
-
Mature Plant Size: Approximately 3 feet tall
-
Pepper Pod Size: Typically around 3 inches long
-
Days to Maturity: Approximately 90–100 days from transplant
-
Ways to Grow: In-ground garden beds, raised beds, and containers with proper drainage
If you’d prefer to start from seed, we also offer Datil pepper seeds and seed starting supplies, a great option for growers who enjoy raising plants from the very beginning or planning ahead for future seasons.
