WikiPepper exists to offer the most reliable, well-organized, and intelligently written resource for pepper growers, breeders, researchers, and curious minds. We are not a content mill, not a product funnel, and not a click farm.
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Articles include an Alternative Names section. This lists synonyms, regional names, and alternate spellings. For example, Bhut Jolokia and Ghost Pepper appear in one entry. This reduces confusion and helps trace how peppers are known in different places.
WikiPepper itself is not a marketplace. However, links are often provided on a pepper’s page to trusted vendors selling that variety (or similar peppers).
Yes — but only when they genuinely make pepper growing easier or add value. If a product is helpful, we’ll share it, and if an affiliate link is used, we’ll disclose it. Links to trusted vendors are often included on individual pepper pages. If someone has created something cool, we’re happy to unobtrusively promote it — but it can’t suck.
The key thing we emphasize is warnings and disambiguation. We’ve bought bunk products and seen too many fugazi seeds in circulation. We don’t hold vendors or seed traders to impossible standards — one or two bad reviews don’t make someone a bad actor. But when every seed from a vendor grows into the wrong variety, that deserves reporting.
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Yes. Pepper diversity is global. WikiPepper documents wild species, landraces, and cultivated varieties from every region, often including names in multiple languages.