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Capsicum chinense

Yeti Fingers

Cultivar United States
Scoville Heat Units 1,000,000
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About this pepper

Yeti Fingers is a named modern superhot pepper line circulating through the hobby pepper scene in the United States. Matt's Peppers sells it under the name Yeti Fingers and attributes the name directly to PhishIsMyChurch, who described it as Fox Dark Naga Peach material that gone white and long, giving the pepper its distinct identity as an elongated pale expression selected out of that dark Naga stream.

The line sits in the Fox Dark Naga family of superhot chinense peppers, a group repeatedly described in live grower and seller sources as carrying very dark foliage, strong anthocyanin pigmentation, and heavy heat. Related Fox Dark Naga lines are described as dark-leaved plants producing long, gnarly Naga-shaped pods with fruity, earthy flavour and heat at or above one million SHU, and Yeti Fingers is presented as the white, elongated expression from that same material rather than as a separate old heirloom or landrace.

Its defining traits are in the name and breeder note itself. Instead of finishing in the darker ruby, orange, or peach tones seen across other Fox Dark Naga expressions, this line is identified by pods that went white while also stretching into a longer finger-like form. That gives it a more striking ornamental look while keeping the severe heat and dark-plant background associated with the broader Fox Dark Naga group.

In current circulation Yeti Fingers appears in specialist collector seed channels rather than mainstream commercial catalogues. The live sources show it being sold by Matt's Peppers, discussed in pepper communities connected to PhishIsMyChurch, and featured in a pepper tasting video, which places it firmly in the present-day hobby-bred superhot scene built around unusual phenotypes, visual novelty, and collector appeal.