Jalapeno Pepper Varieties
Jalapeno peppers varieties come in so many colors, heat levels and growth periods that give you unlimited options for growing chiles. For example, you can grow Jalapenos that are hotter than the average jalapeno pepper, or grow chiles that create a color explosion in your garden. Read on to learn about some of the most popular Jalapeno varieties.
Winterizing Chili Plants Guide: Keep Your Peppers Going for Years
Keep your hot pepper plants alive during the winter so they can last for years instead of months. You can use techniques to help your hot chillies hibernate and then grow again in the spring.
Best Seed Starting Soil Mix for Hot Peppers
Your hot peppers need to have a seed-starting soil mixture that supports their nutrition and hydration needs so that pepper seeds turn into seedlings (germinate)and the seedlings grow into strong and healthy plants. This ideal mixture has a combination of materials, which prevents sogginess from water buildup, yet feeds the budding pepper and maintains an ideal soil pH level of between 6.0 to 6.8. Acquire the best soil possible to grow your own hot chili pepper plants. [...]
Using Chile Plants to Heat Up Your Garden
Chile plants are actually perennials which are grown as annual herbs. They grow well on erect, compact bushes 1.5 to 2 feet tall. A single flower grows between the leaf and stem and gives rise to some of the spiciest and sweetest peppers you’ve ever tasted. The length of hot peppers can vary from 1 to even 7 inches and the colors can range in shades such as gold, red, yellow or green. Choosing suitable peppers Hot peppers are best [...]
How to Start Delicious Cayenne Chili Plants in Your Garden
Cayenne chili plants are very easily grown in the garden. They fall in the middle range as far as hotness is concerned. At maturity, they appear three inches tall and two inches wide. Because of their ability to produce several peppers on a single plant, a couple plants are enough for a household. Proper Soil Soil for growing peppers must be moist, but not soggy, and have good drainage. Cayenne peppers should not be grown near other varieties because these [...]
