Description Biquinho Pepper Seeds – Sweetie Drop Introduction to Biquinho Pepper Seeds Biquinho peppers (sometimes spelled Binquinho) are a beloved Brazilian heirloom known for their sweet, fruity flavor and unique teardrop shape. The name “Biquinho” translates to “pout” or “duck face”, though some also call them “little beak” or “puckered lips” due to their distinctive appearance. This premium seed line of Sweetie Drop Biquinho was originally sourced from Ryan Diggle of Seed The Stars, and this strain remains the most true-to-standard available. With its crisp texture and zero heat, this variety is perfect for anyone looking to enjoy the delicious flavors of Capsicum chinense without the spice! Product Details Product Name: Biquinho Pepper – Sweetie DropSpecies: Capsicum chinenseOrigin: BrazilGrowth Habit: Bushy, compact plants, 4 feet tall, prolific!Fruit: Small, teardrop-shaped, vibrant red peppersHeat Level: Zero heat – perfect for mild pepper loversFlavor Profile: Sweet, fruity, tangy, funky sweetness when fermented or pickled, with a crisp biteCulinary Uses: Ideal for pickling, fresh snacking, salads, and gourmet dishesClimate: Thrives in 65-95°F, full sun, and 70% humiditySoil: Prefers living humus compost but adapts well to any well-draining, nutrient-rich mediumWatering: Keep soil at field capacity—moist but not overly wetUnique Traits: One of the sweetest and mildest Capsicum chinense varieties Why Grow Biquinho Peppers? Authentic Lineage – Hand-selected for purity and true-to-type growthDeliciously Sweet & Zero Heat! – A great way to experience Capsicum chinense without spiceCompact & Productive – Perfect for container gardening or small spacesVersatile Culinary Use – Great for pickling, fresh eating, and gourmet dishes How to Grow Biquinho Pepper Seeds 1. Seed Germination Start seeds indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost. This cultivar may take up to 10 days to begin germinating. Be patient! It’s worth it. Use a high-quality seed-starting mix and plant seeds 1/4 inch deep. Maintain a soil temperature of 83°F (28°C) for optimal germination. Keep the soil consistently moist and provide bright light. 2. Transplanting & Care Once frost danger has passed, transplant seedlings into well-draining soil. Choose a sunny location or grow in containers with good airflow. Fertilize with an organic compost or a balanced fertilizer (such as 3-1-2). Water regularly, ensuring soil remains moist but not waterlogged. 3. Harvesting & Usage Matures in under 90 days from transplant. Pick peppers when they turn bright red for peak flavor. Perfect for pickling, fresh eating, and adding a gourmet touch to dishes. Order Biquinho Pepper Seeds Today! Now’s your chance to grow this rare, sweet, and mild Brazilian heirloom! Order your Biquinho Pepper Seeds – Sweetie Drop today and bring a unique, flavorful variety to your garden. Limited stock available – Secure your seeds now!
