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GUAJILLO MIRASOL PEPPER SEEDS

GUAJILLO MIRASOL PEPPER SEEDS

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10+ seeds per packet

Smoky, slightly sweet, and tangy with mild heat. Best for drying, mole, sauces, soups, spice blends.

Heat level
Mild to medium
Scoville range
Approx. 2,500–5,000 SHU
Species
Capsicum annuum
Pod size
4–6 inches
Plant height
2–3 feet
Flavor
Smoky, slightly sweet, and tangy with mild heat
Best uses
Drying, mole, sauces, soups, spice blends
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Ships from the USA
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Variety details & grower notes

Guajillo (Mirasol) Pepper Seeds – 10+ Florida Grown Seeds

 

Bold, smoky, and steeped in tradition—Guajillo, also known as Mirasol, is one of the most beloved chiles in Mexican cuisine. These slender, glossy red peppers grow upright like little suns (“mirasol” means “looking at the sun” in Spanish), and they bring a mild-to-moderate heat with a complex, slightly fruity flavor that’s perfect for sauces, moles, and marinades.

 

Once dried, Guajillo peppers develop a deep red hue and a leathery texture, ideal for rehydrating and blending into rich, savory salsas or chile pastes. The heat is mellow and pleasant—enough to warm the palate without overpowering it.

 

Growing Information:

 

  • Type: Capsicum annuum
  • Plant Height: 2–3 feet
  • Days to Maturity: ~75–85 days
  • Fruit Type: Slender, tapered pods (4–6 inches)
  • Color: Green to deep red
  • Flavor: Smoky, slightly sweet, and tangy with mild heat
  • Heat Level: Mild to medium – ~2,500–5,000 Scoville Heat Units
  • Best For: Drying, mole, sauces, soups, spice blends
  • Light Requirements: Full sun
  • Support Needed: Optional – sturdy but benefits from staking in heavy fruit

 

 

Guajillo (Mirasol) is an essential pepper for authentic cooking—bringing depth, color, and traditional flavor to your garden and your table.

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