Hot peppers & boutique seeds

Grow a
thicker skin.

A little dirt. A little patience. A whole lot of attitude. Meet Nagazinga and Nagazinga Peach—Patrick’s pepper hybrids with a look all their own.

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Hot-pepper hybrids. Boutique garden seeds. Unmistakable character.

Grown with
attitude. Nagazinga red pepper character with wrinkled skin, a mischievous grin and green gardening boots

ROOTED IN CURIOSITY ✦ RAISED WITH ATTITUDE ✦ BUTT HURT SEEDS

The collection / 01

Pick your personality.

Wrinkles, curves, and a little mischief.
Get acquainted with both sides of Nagazinga.

Nagazinga

Red

Vivid red pods with broad shoulders, deeply crumpled skin, and a long tapering tail. A pepper with presence.

Scarlet redDeeply wrinkledCurved tail

Nagazinga Peach

Peach

A golden-peach take on the family: bumpy skin, sculpted folds, and a pointed finish. Same unmistakable attitude.

Golden peachPebbled textureTapered tip

From Patrick’s garden / actual photographs

The real thing is even stranger.

These are the actual Nagazinga peppers behind the characters—wrinkled, wild, and unmistakably their own.

Actual red Nagazinga peppers with deeply wrinkled skin and long tapered tails — Nagazinga Actual red pods

Actual peach Nagazinga peppers with bumpy skin and tapered tips — Nagazinga Peach Actual peach pods

The roots / 02

Serious curiosity.
A sense of humor.

Butt Hurt Seeds began with Patrick’s own Nagazinga hybrids—and a name that refuses to take itself too seriously.

The characters take their cues from the actual peppers: the crumpled red pods and their golden-peach counterparts. The grumpy little seed? He’s here to keep everyone humble.

“Small seeds. Big attitude.”

For the growers who look at something unusual and think: I want to grow that.

A closer look / 03

It’s in the details.

Explore the visual character of each variety.

Vintage Butt Hurt Seeds packet artwork with cream seed mascot and wrinkled red peppers

Beyond the peppers

A little uncommon.
A lot to grow.

Hot peppers are where our story begins. We’re also building a boutique garden-seed collection for curious growers who enjoy trying something different.

Nagazinga and Nagazinga Peach lead the way. More varieties, growing information, and availability will be shared as the collection develops.

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The next chapter

Good things take growing.

Our hot-pepper and boutique garden-seed collections are coming together. Seed availability, packet sizes, pricing, and ordering details will be announced here when ready.

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Before you dig in / 04

A few growing questions.

Can I order seeds yet?

Orders are not open on this website yet. Availability, prices, shipping details, and an ordering option will be added when the collection is ready.

Will you offer more than hot-pepper seeds?

Yes. Alongside our Nagazinga peppers, we’re developing a boutique garden-seed collection. Additional varieties and release details will be announced here. For questions, email info@butthurtseeds.com.

How hot are the Nagazinga varieties?

We haven’t published a verified Scoville rating for either variety. There’s no invented number here; confirmed product details will accompany the seed release.

Are these pictures of the actual peppers?

The mascots are illustrations inspired by Patrick’s photographs of his red and peach Nagazinga peppers. They capture the colors, wrinkles, and shapes, with a little added attitude.

Where can I find growing instructions?

Variety-specific growing information will be added alongside the release details. The packet shown here is a design concept.

Let’s talk seeds

Got a growing question?

Ask about Nagazinga, boutique garden seeds, or upcoming availability.

info@butthurtseeds.com

Small seeds. Big attitude. An email away.

Grow athicker skin.