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Capsicum chinense

Crazy Boy Pink Cream

Hybrid Italy
Scoville Heat Units 800,000
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About this pepper

Crazy Boy Pink Cream is an Italian Capsicum chinense hybrid created by breeder Giancarlo Fadda in Sardinia from a deliberate cross between Big Black Mama and Puma BBG. The line came out of the breeder’s BBM x Puma BBG work, and the Crazy Boy selection was named as a distinct phenotype within that project. By the 2021 season the pink form had already appeared, and the breeder continued selecting and advancing it through later generations, including F6 seed offered for growers to raise as F7.

The plant is best known for its very dark, almost black foliage and stems, which give it a dramatic ornamental look even before the pods begin to colour. The fruit is a superhot, wrinkled, heavily sculpted chinense type, often short-conical and sometimes ending in a pronounced stinger. Its ripening sequence is one of its defining traits: pods begin black or very dark purple, then move through purple and pink shades before finishing in peach to cream-orange tones. That strong contrast between near-black foliage and pale mature fruit is central to the identity of this pepper.

Crazy Boy Pink Cream is described as carrying immediate, aggressive superhot heat, with sellers placing it in roughly the 700000 to 1000000 SHU range. Descriptions of the flavour repeatedly mention floral, smoky, earthy and citrus notes beneath the burn, making it a line valued not only for appearance but also for sauce and powder use. By the F6 to F8 generations it was already circulating through specialist pepper growers and seed sellers, which helped establish it as a recognised contemporary breeder pepper in the online superhot community.