When harvesting hot peppers like habaneros or jalapeños ... More posts coming soon! Now that you know how to grow peppers from seed, which type of peppers are you going to grow this year?

Different pepper varieties take longer to grow than others, so it’s a good idea to consult your seed packets for specific planting instructions. Sweet bell peppers take only 60 to 90 days to bear ...

The more stars the better. Yields are from three plants. Overall rating ignores price and is based on: weight of ready-to-eat peppers 30%, eating quality 30%, total yield 25%, quality 10%, uniformity ...

Aubergines, chillies and sweet peppers are ideal plants for pots and growing from seed is foolproof ... swap the small stakes for a larger cane. In hot weather you may need to water twice a ...

Plant these in the summer. Takes 5 days to mature, and continues to produce after first harvest. Pepper Seeds are a seed that, when planted and grown during Summer, produces Hot Pepper after 5 days.

Peppers grow and produce best when day temperatures are 70 to 80 degrees ... Since most of the capsaicin, which gives hot peppers their heat, is in the white membrane that houses the seeds, just ...