For sale are fresh collected seeds.

The facing heaven pepper (Chinese name: 朝天椒 cháo tian jiao, also known as 指天椒zhǐtian jio meaning "skyward-pointing chili pepper"), is a type of cone pepper, a group of cone-shaped, medium-hot chili peppers within the species Capsicum annuum. The species is native to Central America. However, it has been widely used for cooking Chinese Szechuan Sichuan cuisine. Especially dried facing heaven chilies are popular spices in China. It is one of the most famous chili peppers used in Sichuan cuisine.

The facing heaven pepper is type of cone pepper, a group within the species Capsicum annuum. Facing heaven peppers are identified by the conical shape and dark red color of mature fruit, and the tips pointing upward to the sky and grouped growing on the plant stems.

Historic sources described the Chao tian chilli fruits as ‘extremely spicy and fragrant spice’, but actually can be mild hot or hot. The heat level of Chao Tian Jiao has a wide range from 10,000 to 50,000 depending on many factors such as the climate where it grows.

This type of Chilli plant has high yield. Easy to grow and less disease than some other chilli plants once established.