Love chillies? Then you’ll probably love Plantasia too. The company grows, breeds, sells and eats chillies. It even dreams about them sometimes!
Passionate about the spicy fruit, Plantasia grows dozens of varieties, from the extremely hot Trinidad Scorpion Red and Carolina Reaper to the medium-spiced Purple Cayenne and Thai Dragon. Whichever you choose, these babies are not for the faint at heart!
Beyond chillies, you can also find sweet peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, herb, courgettes, and some giant veg growing in Plantasia’s working greenhouse. Plant lovers are always welcome to drop by Plantasia to see not only what’s growing, but how it’s grown as well. Learn about plant nutrients, stimulators and boosters, the latest and greatest growing equipment, hydroponic growing systems, grow lights and environmental control.
Plantasia’s shop features a working grow room along with grow tent and product displays. Customers can purchase any of the items they see in use, but above all else, they can ask for advice to get the best grow possible.
A passion for plants.
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