7 Pot Pink

7 pot pink

7 Pot Pink

7 Pot Pink – (Capsicum chinense)

This is a huge pink chili from grower Matthew Arthur. Peppers can get quite large to fill the palm of your hand

Scoville heat units (SHU):  700.000 – 1.000,000
Jalapeño reference point:  340 times hotter

10-12 chili seeds per pack

In stock

€2.85

SKU: P12 Category: Tags: , Product ID: 2388
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7 Pot Pink – 7 pot chili seeds – (Capsicum chinense)

This is a huge pink chili from grower Matthew Arthur. Peppers can get quite large to fill the palm of your hand. They have a much higher spiciness than habanero. The taste is fruity citrus.

our hot pepper seed are grown with 100% natural methods on our farm in Tenerife, Canary islands Spain.

Do you have any questions about this 7 pot pink or other hot pepper seed?

Do not hesitate to contact us we will be happy to answer your questions as soon as possible.

 In early spring, start planting indoors 8 weeks before warm night temperatures. Place the seeds in sterile soil and cover with a depth of 0.5cm. Provide 25 ° C heat, bright light and always keep moist (not soggy). The seeds will germinate in 7 – 21 days.
Transplant the seedlings into pots and grow them until there are 6 leaves on the plant. Plant them directly in nutrient-rich soil, 50cm apart or in large 17/20 liter containers. Harvest the chillies when they are yellow/orange
 Warning:
 handling of this pepper requires extreme caution. Wear hand, eye and respiratory protection.
Our 7 pot chili seeds are obtained from 100% natural cultivation on our farm in the Canary Islands Own production

THINGS TO REMEMBER

Peppers take their time while growing, so before transferring them outside, you should plant them indoors and keep them inside for a couple of weeks (approximately 8-12 weeks) before taking them outside. Make sure that the soil is moist most of the time and not dry, but do not over-water the buds. 80-85 degrees Fahrenheit is the ideal temperature to keep them in. You will need to make sure that the room they are in has a proper amount of sunlight.

After 8-12 weeks, transfer them out in the soil; keep in mind that they will grow more where there is a lot of sunlight. Add some manure or mushroom compost to keep the soil moist and fertilized, or you can also use a mixture of seaweed and fish emulsion.

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