Bhut Jolokia Ghost Pepper Seeds | Extremely Hot Chilli Seeds for Kitchen Garden | High Yield (50 Seeds)

Specifications

Indoor Outdoor Usage

Outdoor

Expected Blooming Period

Summer to Autumn

Sunlight Exposure

Full Sun, Partial Shade

Expected Planting Period

Spring To Summer (february To June)

USDA Hardiness Zone

10, 11, 12, 9

Expected Plant Height

60 Centimetres

Soil Type

Well-drained Loamy Soil With Ph 6.0–7.0

Seed Treatment Method

Filmcoated

Container Material

Seed Packet

Colour

Mixed (red, Yellow, Purple, Black)

Style

Mixed Colour Hybrid

Is Green Purchasing Law Compliant

Yes

Number of Pieces

50

Number of Packs

1

Number of Items

50

Country of Publication

India

Item Type Name

Chilli Seeds

Other Special Features of the Product

High Germination Rate, Hybrid Pepper Seeds, Mixed Colour Varieties, Produces Red Yellow Purple And Black Chillies, Suitable For Home Gardening

Moisture Needs

Moderate; Keep Soil Consistently Moist But Not Waterlogged, Water Regularly Especially During Germination And Early Growth Stages

Material Features

Disease Resistant, GMO Free, High Germination Rate, Hybrid Seeds, Multi-colour Variety

Product Care Instructions

Fertilise With Balanced Npk Fertiliser Every 3 To 4 Weeks During Growing Season, Harvest Chillies When They Reach Desired Colour And Size, Maintain Soil Temperature Between 25 And 30 Degrees Celsius For Optimal Germination, Pinch Off Early Flowers To Encourage Bushier Growth And Higher Yield, Protect Plants From Frost And Extreme Cold Conditions, Provide Full Sunlight For At Least 6 To 8 Hours Daily, Sow Seeds 0.5 To 1.0 Centimetre Deep In Well-drained, Fertile Soil, Thin Seedlings To 30 To 45 Centimetres Apart After Germination, Transplant Seedlings Outdoors After 4 To 6 Weeks Of Indoor Germination, Water Regularly But Avoid Waterlogging; Keep Soil Consistently Moist

Packer Contact Information

For Queries, Contact The Seller Or Manufacturer As Listed On The Product Packaging, Store In A Cool, Dry Place Away From Direct Sunlight Before Sowing