Peppers · Seed collection · grown in Costa Rica

Cubanelle Pepper

Thin-skinned, sweet and grassy with very gentle heat.

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Botanical identityCapsicum annuum
Current statusCaged Tower Garden Flex · seed collection
Heat languageNo capsaicin · 0 SHU

Not a flavor box. A living profile.

Choose a dimension. The instrument isolates one part of the plant’s character without reducing the whole ingredient to a single number.

Cubanelle Pepper
Aroma / 78 The living fruit begins with floral and fruit aromatics.

Thin-skinned, sweet and grassy with very gentle heat.

Brightness / 86 Natural acidity creates energy and a sense of origin.

Thin-skinned, sweet and grassy with very gentle heat.

Depth / 74 Sweetness and later development move from the fruit outward.

Thin-skinned, sweet and grassy with very gentle heat.

Heat / 8 Its intensity comes from aroma and acidity—not capsaicin.

Thin-skinned, sweet and grassy with very gentle heat.

Capsicum annuum

A plant arrives with a past. We give it a new setting.

Studied fresh, roasted, dried and in small-batch sauce development.

Cultural route
Seed collection · grown in Costa Rica
Grown here
Hydroponically in Costa Rica

Flavor begins below the leaf.

Caged Tower Garden Flex · seed collection

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From plant to possibility

Seed

A small beginning, selected for the flavor and behavior we want to study.

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From plant to possibility

Root

The plant establishes in its grow cup while water, oxygen and mineral nutrition circulate below.

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From plant to possibility

Tower

Vertical growing puts the plant in tropical light without pretending this is a field or conventional farm.

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From plant to possibility

Harvest

Leaves or fruit are selected when aroma, color and structure are ready—not simply when the calendar says so.

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From plant to possibility

Kitchen

Fresh, dried, infused or composed: the final use is chosen to protect what made the plant distinctive.

Studied fresh, roasted, dried and in small-batch sauce development.

This living entry is ready for original photographs, film and observations as the garden develops.

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