Pepper Padron
Pepper Padron
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The Piment Padrón is a traditional Spanish variety known for its robust growth and high productivity throughout the season. Each plant yields approximately 20 conical fruits measuring 5 to 10 cm at maturity. When harvested immature and green, the fruits have a mild heat level (2/10 on the Scoville scale), becoming spicier (up to 5/10) as they mature and turn red.
Note: Delivered in craft paper seed bag (see second photo).
Key Features:
- Traditional Spanish heirloom variety
- Conical fruits, 5-10 cm in length
- Mild to moderate heat, depending on maturity
- Approximately 20 fruits per plant
- Versatile culinary applications
Grow Guide for Bell pepper
Grow Guide for Bell pepper
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Sowing, Transplanting and Harvesting Guide
Seed Details for Bell pepper
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Typical characteristics of the variety
- Height: 40 to 70 cm
- Bushy growth habit
- Deciduous foliage
- Annual life cycle
- Frost-sensitive
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Species-specific cultivation instructions
Sowing: Sow seeds in February-March in pots with fine seed compost under heated conditions (25°C).
Transplanting: In May, transplant seedlings into deep, loose soil in a warm, sunny location, sheltered from wind, spacing plants 50 cm apart.
Watering: Regular watering, avoiding excess moisture.
Harvest: Harvest fruits as needed; they can be dried in the sun or in the oven for preservation.
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Origin
Sainte Marthe