Sarit Gat

Kosovo

A highly productive yellow cayenne-type chili from a Kosovo landrace, selected by Austrian organic breeders for bright color, uniform fruit, and citrusy medium heat ideal for sauces, powder, and pickling.

Origin

Kosovo

Growing

  • Sun

    Full

  • Water

    Moderate

  • Climate

    Warm temperate

  • Days to maturity

    80 days

  • Plant height

    50–100 cm

  • Soil pH

    6.5–6.8

  • Germination

    7–21 days

  • Spacing

    45 cm

  • Hardiness

    Zones 9-11

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Sarit Gat is a productive Capsicum annuum selection of a Kosovo landrace yellow chili. Plants are relatively compact yet extremely fruitful, often requiring staking under the weight of long, slender, pointed pods that ripen from green to a bright canary or lemon yellow. The fruits deliver a clean citrusy-fruity flavor with medium heat in the cayenne range and medium-thin walls that make them versatile for fresh use, drying, or processing. Selected by Austrian organic breeder Reinhild Frech-Emmelmann of ReinSaat for uniformity, color, taste, and suitability for pickling and sauce-making, it performs well in greenhouse or warm outdoor conditions.

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Sarit Gat (meaning “Long Yellow”) was developed by Reinhild Frech-Emmelmann of the pioneering Austrian biodynamic seed company ReinSaat. She worked from a diverse population of yellow chilies obtained from a farmer in Kosovo, selecting over successive generations for stable canary-yellow color, uniformity, good flavor, early ripening, and suitability for processing and pickling. The resulting open-pollinated variety is now a reliable high-yielding type across European organic gardens and is gradually becoming available in North America.

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Breeder

Reinhild Frech-Emmelmann (ReinSaat)

Also known as

Long Yellow, Kosovo Yellow

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