FREE: 100 California Wonder Bell Pepper Seeds Sweet Heirloom Vegetable *Free Recipe Included!

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100 California Wonder Bell Pepper Seeds!
*Heirloom Plants

Still time to plant!


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75 days — The plants are upright, strong, and produce four or five fruits that are mostly four-lobed, blocky, and 4 by 4½ inches with thick flesh that is mild and sweet.

These seeds are slow germinators.. Give them more time than most other vegetable plants seeds.

A good feeding of manure tea each week.. Plants can live up to two years! Great for containers too.

Pinch off a few flowers at first as so, the plant doesn't over produce. You'll have larger peppers if you grow about 6-8 at a time on each plant rather than over whelming the plants.

*Be sure to save seeds from the bell peppers because, these are heirloom plants. Can be used to grow even more plants!

*Most bell peppers are harvested when they are still green, but when left to mature on the plant for a longer length of time, Peppers will turn lovely shades of red, yellow or even purple.

Plants can grow throughout the year if you reside in warmer climate regions as like southern California. Pretty to use as edible landscaping too! Plant a row instead of hedge!

Companion planting: Bell peppers shouldn't be grown in the company of plants like kohlrabi, fennel, beans and members of the Brassica family, like cabbage and broccoli. These plants tend to compete with peppers for soil nutrition. Apricot trees can be harmed if bell peppers are grown close to them. The pepper plant is perennially vulnerable to a typical type of fungus. Although, this fungus doesn't cause too much damage to the pepper, it can cause rotting in the apricot tree.

Easy to freeze! Cut, place on baking pan, freeze then place in freezer bag.