Peperoncino 'NuMex Suave Orange' (Capsicum chinense) semi
- Aromatic, floral & mild – the perfect chilli for beginners! <ai>
- Contenuto: circa 10 semi
- Varietà ad impollinazione aperta, capacità germinativa testata regolarmente
Prezzo normale:
5,99 €
Codice prodotto: CAP39 GTIN: 4251420519917
Descrizione
'NuMex Suave' is certainly one of the most flavourful and balanced mild Capsicum chinense varieties.
Like many NuMex varieties, it originated from New Mexico State University. We were totally impressed by these chillies.
The variety is not completely without heat, perhaps comparable to a slightly milder jalapeño. It is thick-walled, juicy, with a full-bodied fruity flavour, and has floral notes that are not too overpowering.
Like many NuMex varieties, it originated from New Mexico State University. We were totally impressed by these chillies.
The variety is not completely without heat, perhaps comparable to a slightly milder jalapeño. It is thick-walled, juicy, with a full-bodied fruity flavour, and has floral notes that are not too overpowering.
Scheda della pianta
| Ciclo di vita | Annuale, Perenne |
|---|---|
| Genere | Solanaceae |
| Propagazione dei semi | konventionell |
| Regione d'origine | Brasile, Europa, Europa centrale, Francia, Sudamerica, Svizzera |
| Caratteristiche | Ha bisogno del buio per germogliare, Non resitente al freddo |
| Altezza della pianta | 40-80 cm |
| Colore dei fiori | Giallo |
| Periodo di fioritura | Agosto, Giugno, Luglio, Settembre |
| Raccolta principale | Agosto, Luglio, Ottobre, Settembre |
| Colore del frutto | Rosa, Rot |
| Forma del frutto | flachrund, glatt, rund |
| Apparato radicale | Radice ramificata |
Consigli di coltivazione
| Profondità di semina | 0.5 cm |
|---|---|
| Temperatura di germinazione | 25-30°C |
| Clima | Moderado |
| Luce solare | Pieno sole |
| Fabbisogno idrico | Alto |
| Consociabili | Calendula, Fagioli, Knoblauch, Lattuga, Nasturzio |
| Non consociabili | Cetriolo, Patata, Piselli, Pomodoro, Sedano |
Semina e cura
- Sowing period: Mid-January to late February indoors, or approximately 8–10 weeks before the last expected frosts.
- Optimal germination temperature: +25–28°C. A bright, warm location is absolutely essential.
- Germination time: up to 2 weeks. After germination, move the seedlings to a cooler location at around +20°C.
- Prick out the seedlings 2–3 weeks after sowing, once the first true leaf pair has fully developed. When doing so, the roots should be trimmed to promote healthy root growth.
- Transplant outdoors from mid-May to early June, after the final night frosts. Harden off the plants for several days beforehand. Don’t forget to water them in well.
- Peppers require well-loosened, free-draining soil with a high humus content. They dislike waterlogging, but must never be allowed to dry out completely.
- Pepper plants love warmth and thrive best in a greenhouse. That said, it’s certainly possible to grow them outdoors. Choose the warmest and most sheltered spot in your garden, or use horticultural fleece if necessary.
- Peppers are heavy feeders. They need a good supply of quality fertiliser and, indeed, a great deal of water.
Do not plant too close to hot chilli varieties, as peppers and chillies cross-pollinate easily.
Altri nomi
Nome botanico: Capsicum chinense
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