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Biquinho White Pepper Seeds

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Mild heat · 10+ seeds · 2027 pepper catalogue Biquinho White Pepper Seeds Biquinho White is for cooks who want the charm of tiny beak-shaped Brazilian peppers with gentle heat, pale cream colour, and a bright snack-pickle personality...

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Germ-tested
Ships from Québec
Packet
10+ Seeds per Packet
Maturity
About 90-110 days from transplant
Germination
Warm soil, ideally 26-30 C; heat mat recommended
Type
Non-GMO | Open-Pollinated Biquinho White pepper
Plant habit
Productive chinense plants with many small pendant cream-white beak-shaped pods
Seed line
Open-pollinated
Best for
Pickling, salsa, relish, garnish, sofrito, ferments, vinegar, fresh snacking, mild sauces
Packed for
Packed for 2026

Start indoors 10-12 weeks before transplanting. Grow in the warmest protected site available; containers, black pots, low tunnels, or greenhouse culture help chinense peppers finish in short Canadian seasons.

Mild heat · 10+ seeds · 2027 pepper catalogue

Biquinho White Pepper Seeds

Biquinho White is for cooks who want the charm of tiny beak-shaped Brazilian peppers with gentle heat, pale cream colour, and a bright snack-pickle personality that works by the handful.

Mildgentle snack heat
Whitecream teardrop pods
10+ seedsper packet
90-110 daysfrom transplant

Why Grow It?

Grow Biquinho White when your kitchen wants a pepper that is more condiment than dare. The small pointed pods are made for pickling whole, scattering over salads, spooning onto cheese boards, folding into salsa, or using as a mild bright garnish anywhere a hotter chile would take over.

At A Glance

CropBiquinho White Pepper
SpeciesCapsicum chinense
Heat LevelMild, usually used as a snack or pickling pepper
FlavorBright, lightly fruity, gently peppery, clean finish
VisualSmall cream-white teardrop pods with a pointed beak tip
Best UsesPickling, salsa, garnish, sofrito, relish, ferments, fresh snacking

Kitchen + Growing Notes

In The Kitchen

  • Pickle whole: Pack the pods into vinegar brine for bright, crunchy jar peppers.
  • Salsa and relish: Chop into tomato salsa, corn relish, mango salsa, and rice bowls.
  • Brazilian-style seasoning: Use in sofrito-like bases, beans, stews, marinades, and grilled meats.
  • Garnish: Add whole or halved pods to cheese boards, tacos, salads, sandwiches, and cocktails.

How To Grow

  • Start early: Sow indoors 10-12 weeks before transplanting.
  • Keep warm: Germinate in warm soil, ideally 26-30 C.
  • Transplant late: Move outside only after frost risk has passed and nights are warm.
  • Short-season strategy: Use containers, black pots, low tunnels, or a protected greenhouse spot in Canada.
  • Harvest stage: Pick fully cream-white for the cleanest colour and best pickling presentation.

Explore By Culinary Use

Building a pepper patch around actual cooking? Compare Biquinho White with other mild, pickling, and sauce peppers in the Casa Verde catalogue.

FAQ

Is Biquinho White hot?

It is listed as mild. Expect a gentle pepper warmth rather than jalapeno heat, which is why it works well by the handful in pickles and salsa.

What does Biquinho White taste like?

The pods are bright, lightly fruity, and clean, with enough pepper character to season food without dominating it.

What is the best kitchen use?

Whole-pod pickles are the classic move, but Biquinho White is also excellent in salsa, relish, marinades, beans, salads, and garnish work.

Can Canadian growers ripen it?

Yes, but start early indoors and grow warm. Like many chinense peppers, it benefits from a long runway, strong light, and a protected warm site.

Seed note: Listed as an open-pollinated white Biquinho-type pepper. Expect natural variation in pod size, cream colour, beak expression, and plant habit. Save seed only from fully ripe pods on healthy plants showing the colour and shape you want to continue.