Annuals: Vegetables

Super Chili Hot Peppers

The Hot Pepper Super Chili, `Capsicum annuum,' is great for ornamental use as well as for its spicy fruits. This very productive plant is semi compact and produces upward facing, cone shaped chili peppers. The fruits turn from pale green to orange or red. They should be planted in average garden soil with sufficient organic matter. Peppers will use quite a bit of water, but will prefer to be watered deeply and not very often. The fruits should be harvested when they begin to turn from green to brown. Gloves should be worn at all times while harvesting, and hands should be washed immediately after.

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