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SEED TYPE : Non-Hybrid, Open Pollinated And Non-GMO
PLANT : Strong And Vigorous
FRUITS SHAPE : Very Attractive, 3 - 4 Lobed, Blocky
FRUIT COLOR : Shining Dark Green Turning Red At Maturity
FRUIT SIZE : 110 - 130 Gms
SPECIFICATION : Firm Skin Makes It Suitable For Distant Transportation, Fruits Bears From Top To Bottom Of Plant, Very Heavy Yielder
MATURITY : 70-75 Days After Transplanting.
About:- The vegetable is also known to have medicinal value and formed a primary food ingredient in the Americas. The capsicum belongs to the genus of flowering plants in the nightshade family Solanaceae. Capsicum is very rich in nutrients and contains good amount of Vitamin A and C. Along with essential nutrients, it also provides a healthy dosage of proteins, plant fats, and carotenoids. It also contains provitamins such as B1, B2, and B3, P, and E. Traditionally, the capsicum has been used to keep cholesterol in check and treating indigestion. Regular consumption of the vegetable is also advised to those suffering from diabetes. At All That Grows, we offer pure, non-GMO seeds of capsicum that you can easily grow in your kitchen gardens! So start today and add this healthy vegetable to your gardens.
PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS:-
GROWING REQUIREMENTS:-
PESTS: Most peppers are susceptible to these pests: Aphids, Flea Beetles, Cucumber, Mosaic Virus. Blossom-End Rot appears as a soft, sunken area which turns darker in color. Symptoms include marginal foliar burning, yellowing and browning of leaves, browning of roots and no growth or development of black sooty mould, which can occur on the undersides of leaves.
SOIL: Peppers grow best in loamy soil with a pH ranging between 6.2 and 7.0. Although, they can tolerate slightly alkaline conditions near 7.5
SPOT: Capsicum grows well in the sun, so find a sunny spot to plant capsicum.
WATERING: Water up to one to two litres per week as peppers are extremely heat sensitive.
TEMPERATURE: Soil should be at least 18 degree C (65 degrees F), peppers will not survive transplanting at temperatures lower than this.
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