KS Snow Queen
Also known as Snow Queen · KS Snow Queen F2
KS Snow Queen is a Capsicum annuum cultivar from Fannin County, United States. Capsi has not yet documented heat for this variety. Flavor is fruity, tropical, sharp. Used for Eat fresh at the white-orange stage while the walls are still crunchy. Works in Thai-style dishes and small-batch hot sauce. Heat is immediate, so use less than you would with White Thai..
KS Snow Queen is a compact Khang Starr pepper grown for creamy white and orange pods with a fruity crunch and a sharp, immediate burn. Plants stay small and keep setting fruit if you pick them.
Flavor & Use
Mild tropical fruit on the nose, then a crunchy bite that turns into immediate throat heat. It does not taste like a regular Thai pepper.
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About
Pods start green with slightly squared shoulders, take a purple blush in strong light, then pass through white and orange before they finish red. Walls run thinner than KS White Thai. Flesh stays firm and crunchy, with seeds packed at the placenta. The smell is mild tropical fruit, close to an aji or chocolate Linzo, and the taste mixes that fruit note with the sharp bite of a Thai-type annuum. Heat hits the throat right away. Pods do not cluster. Some point up, some hang, and the plant keeps producing even in a small hydro pot if you keep picking.
Backstory
Khang Starr named the line Snow Queen in September 2023 after considering White Queen. He had been working it in hydroponics for two generations at his North Texas garden, now also a Fannin County farm, and planned to share seed with the pepper community.
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FAQ
- How hot is KS Snow Queen?
- Capsi has not yet documented heat for this variety. Capsi uses a sourced range and a trust tier, not a single marketing number. How we verify heat: https://web.thecapsi.app/learn/heat-and-capsaicin/how-we-measure-heat
- What does KS Snow Queen taste like?
- Mild tropical fruit on the nose, then a crunchy bite that turns into immediate throat heat. It does not taste like a regular Thai pepper.
- How do I grow KS Snow Queen?
- KS Snow Queen: about 90 days to maturity, subtropical climate, full sun, hardiness zones 9-11.
- What can I substitute for KS Snow Queen?
- KS White Thai, KS QueeNhi