Long sweet Italian pepper seeds 10 grams

Long Sweet Pepper Seeds Italian Hortus weight 10 g The product is suitable for those who want to grow long sweet pepper with a sweet taste and without sharpness. This variety features long, smooth green fruits with a regular shape, making it suitable for fresh consumption, cooking, stuffing, grilling, and use in daily dishes that need sweet pepper with a light and acceptable taste. The product comes with a weight of 10 grams, suitable for hobbyists and farmers looking for a long pepper variety for cultivation in moderate and warm climates. You can browse more vegetable seed options in the Saudi Seeds Store to choose other suitable varieties alongside pepper such as tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchinis, eggplants, and lettuce. Specifications of Long Sweet Pepper Seeds Italian Product Name: Long Sweet Pepper Seeds Italian Brand: Hortus Product Type: Vegetable Seeds for Cultivation Type: Non-Hybrid Net Weight: 10 g Country of Origin: Italy Purity Percentage: 98% Germination Rate: approximately 85% depending on available suitable conditions Processing: treated with Metalaxil to protect seeds from root rot during germination Usage: planting long sweet pepper in fields, beds, or greenhouses depending on available conditions Features of Long Sweet Pepper Seeds Italian This variety produces long, regularly shaped fruits that are easy to use in the kitchen. Its sweet taste without sharpness makes it suitable for those who prefer non-spicy peppers, whether for fresh consumption or cooking. With good agricultural practices such as watering, fertilizing, and aeration, the plant can produce a good yield with quality fruits. Long, regular-shaped fruits that are easy to market. Sweet taste without sharpness, suitable for daily consumption. A strong plant with good productivity when proper care is provided. Suitable for open-field or greenhouse cultivation depending on the season and region. Good quality fruits with appropriate tolerance during harvest with proper care. A practical variety for use in cooking, stuffing, grilling, and salads. Why choose sweet long pepper? The sweet long pepper is a practical variety in the kitchen because it combines a distinctive shape, acceptable taste, and multiple uses. It can be used fresh in salads and appetizers, cooked in daily dishes, grilled, or stuffed depending on the size of the fruits and the harvest stage. If you plan to grow more than one vegetable crop in the same season, you can review the agricultural seed section to choose suitable seeds based on available space, temperature, and soil type. Method of planting sweet long pepper seeds It is preferable to start planting pepper seeds in a nursery or seedling trays, then transfer the seedlings after they become strong and have several true leaves. Pepper seeds need light, well-draining soil, with regular moisture without waterlogging, and a suitable temperature to aid germination. Plant the seeds in the nursery at a depth of about 0.5 to 1 cm. Maintain regular moisture during germination without overwatering. The appropriate temperature for germination is usually between 22 to 28 degrees Celsius. After 4 to 6 true leaves appear, transfer the seedlings to pots or permanent soil. Leave an approximate distance of 30 to 35 cm between plants depending on the planting method. Leave a suitable distance between rows, usually 40 to 50 cm, to improve ventilation and care. To enhance germination and growth environment, you can use suitable soil from the agricultural soil section or browse the soil and planting media section to select a suitable medium for seeds and seedlings. Care of pepper after transplanting seedlings Long sweet pepper needs regular and balanced watering, especially during flowering and fruit setting. Severe drought may weaken the fruit set and growth, while overwatering can cause root problems. Therefore, monitor soil moisture and water as needed based on temperature and the agricultural medium. It is also recommended to remove competing weeds around the plants and regularly check the leaves and fruits for early signs of weakness or stress. Support the plant with proper fertilization according to the growth stage through the agricultural fertilizers section or soluble fertilizers section, always following usage instructions and recommended doses for each product. Growing long pepper in containers and pots Long sweet pepper can be grown in containers and pots, provided the pot is suitable in depth and has good drainage holes. The plant needs fertile soil and a location with sufficient sunlight for several hours daily. Avoid very small pots as they may limit root growth and affect plant strength and yield. For those planting on balconies or small gardens, browse the containers and gardening pots section to choose a suitable container for growing peppers and fruiting vegetables. Planting dates for sweet pepper Sweet pepper prefers moderate and warm weather and does not tolerate severe cold. Planting times vary by region, but generally, planting is best during periods when temperatures are suitable for growth and flowering. In very hot areas, choose a milder time and provide regular watering and good ventilation. Harvesting time for long sweet pepper Harvesting usually occurs after about 70 to 85 days from transplanting, depending on nutrition level, agricultural care, and temperature. It is preferable to harvest the fruits when they reach the appropriate size before full ripeness if the goal is to preserve fruit quality and handling during trading. Important note about processed seeds These seeds are for planting only, treated with Metalaxil to protect against root rot during germination. Do not eat or use the seeds for any purpose other than planting. It is advised to keep the package away from children, animals, and food, and wear gloves when handling if necessary, then wash hands thoroughly afterward. Common mistakes in planting long pepper Planting seeds in heavy or poorly draining soil. Transferring seedlings too early before they are strong enough. Overwatering or severe drought during flowering. Planting in a poorly lit location. Leaving plants crowded, reducing ventilation and production. Neglecting balanced fertilization during fruit development. Long sweet pepper seeds Italian for a practical and suitable crop for cooking The seeds are suitable for those who want to grow sweet long pepper in the garden or agricultural beds. With choosing a suitable season, preparing fertile soil, leaving enough space, and maintaining proper watering and fertilization, these seeds can be a good start for a sweet pepper crop suitable for fresh eating, cooking, stuffing, and grilling. Order them from the Saudi Seeds Store and prepare your gardening supplies before the season begins.