Hardiness ZoneCategoriesPepper - hot Capsicum Chili type pepper that grows into a very well branched trailing plant, ideal for a hanging basket or a patio planter. What makes this variety unique is its very good tolerance to cold as well as its dense foliage cover that protects the fruits from the sun. Heavy yield of mildly hot peppers. Chili 58 Green/ red 8-10 x 1 Long and conical CULTURAL PRACTICES: Start the seedlings indoors in hot beds or greenhouses. Plant them in pots when the seedlings have two pairs of true leaves. Do not plant out until all risk of frost has passed and nights are warm (over 12-13⁰ C) or the flowers will drop.
SOIL: Moderately deep, fertile, well-drained soil with medium nitrogen levels.
SPACING: Sow approximately 30-45 cm apart in rows 60 cm apart.
GROWING TIPS: Stake for the cultivars over 60 cm tall. Plant in a sunny location and water them regularly. Apply a balanced fertilizer once a month.
HARVESTING: Peppers are best harvested when green; others may be left to turn red or yellow. Cut the stalk about 2.5 cm from the fruit. Once picked, keep the fruit in a cool area. pkg 20 s/p untreated basil, carrot, marjoram, onion, oregano chive, fennel, kohlrabi, okra, tomato
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