7 Pot Douglah Peachy

7 Pot Douglah Peachy is a Capsicum chinense colour variant line discovered within Douglah Mustard plants by Towns-End Chili & Spice (T-E). The discoverer reported that the first “Peachy” plant appeared in 2018 and initially behaved like an F1, producing a wide range of colours and shapes in subsequent generations.

Current listings describe the pods as rounded and bumpy with indentations and occasional Moruga-like tips. Fruit size is commonly listed around 5.0–10.0 cm long, ripening from green to a peachy or orange mature colour. Foliage is typically described as green with white flowers.

Seller descriptions often frame it as a variation of Douglah Mustard that retains strong flavour and heat while displaying the distinctive peach-toned ripe colour. Several listings also warn that the line is still somewhat unstable, which fits with reports of colour and shape variation across plants.

Flavour descriptions from the Towns-End notes mention subtle citrus tones. Grower notes also mention that the plant can be sensitive to temperature fluctuations during cultivation.

Heat estimates commonly appear around 1,000,000–1,200,000 SHU in grower and seller descriptions, so 1,100,000 SHU is used here as a single-number midpoint estimate rather than a laboratory-tested figure.