Peppers- Cayenne
Peppers- Cayenne
- Seeds per pack: 20+
Seed Details
If you are looking for an abundance of hot peppers in your garden then Ring of Fire Cayenne pepper will suit your needs perfectly. Great for all dishes that require a good punch of heat. Fantastic for that hot salsa you love. We offer al the ingredient to grow your own salsa. Ring of Fire are prolific producers of 3 to 4 in long peppers that also dry very easily for longer storage.
Instructions
Sow seeds 1 cm deep indoors about six weeks before the last expected frost. For most locations, this will be between January and March. Replant your seedlings in larger pots after they have at least 2 sets of true leaves or are at least 2 inches tall. In two more weeks move outdoors to a bright, well-drained but moist location. Prepare your peppers for the outdoors before they actually go outside safely, by letting a small fan blow on them or taking them outdoors in a protected location for a few hours a day. Water regularly but know that as a rule peppers and tomatoes benefit from backing off of the water near the end of the season. This encourages the plants existing fruits to ripen faster. Peppers require 8 to 12 hours of sun a day and will enjoy the warmest location in your garden.
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Type: | Vegetables |
Seed #: | 610 |
Variety: | Ring Of Fire |
Colour: | Red |
Temperature (C): | 18 - 20 |
Zone: | 2+ |
Blooms: | August to October |
Quantity: | 20 |
Height (cm): | 60 - 85 |
Spread (cm): | 80 - 95 |
Peppers are said to stimulate digestive juices and work against the acidity in your digestive tract. Peppers are known to be rich in antioxidants and other compounds that can soothe digestive issues such as ulcers, upset stomachs, cramps, intestinal gas, and even aiding in ceasing diarrhea and clearing bad breathe.
Cayenne is though to have originated in Central and South America in pre-Columbian times. Records show that cayenne peppers were cultivated in Mexico 7,000 years ago and in Peru 4,000 years ago.