Most prolific sweet pepper/bell pepper/capsicum varieties
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What variety sweet peppers everyone planting?
Comments (24)I'm growing a bunch of new types this year. Last year I tried an unspecified type of orange bell from a nursery and only a few got ripe. I also grew lots of (again, unspecified type) light green italian frying peppers and they were very productive, but none turned red. I am trying some smaller ones this year, hopefully I'll have better luck. Guess we'll see! Sweet Bell Peppers: 1 BELL BOY HYBRID (Green to Red) 1 LADY BELL HYBRID (Green to Red) 1 ARIANE (Orange, super sweet) 1 ORANGE SUN (Orange) Italian Frying Types 2 CUBANELLE (Light Green to Red) 2 MARCONI GOLDEN (Orange) 1 NARDELLO (Green to Red, long & thin) Hot Peppers 1 ANCHO MULATO (Dark Green to Brown, mild) 1 JALAPENO TAM (Green to Red, mild-medium) 1 THAI HOT DRAGON HYBRID (Green to Red, very hot) Assorted Peppers 1 PEPERONCINI (Green to Orange to Red, for pickling) 1 YUMMY ORANGE (Orange, small size) 1 LITTLE DICKENS (Orange, mini size, upright)...See MoreWanted: Prolific Bell Pepper, Red or Yellow
Comments (1)Hello There! I have a variety of sweet/bell peppers I can trade. I will send you an email. Sandy...See Morenewbie needs sweet or bell pepper recommendation for kids
Comments (10)I would suggest getting one of the Rainbow mixes of sweet peppers from Park Seed. You are in Florida so need to get them started pronto. Zavory is a variety you might consider. It is a true habanero but with only 100 scovilles of heat. This is just barely enough that you can taste it. Since this is for kids, this is the only member of the hot pepper group that I would recommend. The best flavored bell pepper that I grow is Orange Bell. I will have at least 50 plants in my garden this year. It is a productive sweet orange fruited variety that makes a heavy crop in long season areas. DarJones...See MoreWill sweet Bell peppers and hot peppers X
Comments (13)andyandy: How much heat? Actually, there are many mildly, hot peppers that are sweet if you let them ripen to final color. Jalapeno, serrano, poblano, pasilla, and anaheims to name a few. Hell! Even the Nagas I grew last summer were real sweet. Of course, the focus on flavor went out the door about 30 seconds later...LOL Sunnibel: Yeah. I was just hoping to isolate seed easier. Plant a chinense next to an annuum without the need for netting blooms. Oh well...learn something new every day. Kevin...See Moreslashy
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