Sweet Red Pepper

Type Plugs Pots

Size 4 x Plugs 8 x Plugs 1 x 9cm Pot 2 x 9cm Pots

Price

Save £-8.95

Brighten your garden with our Sweet Red Pepper plant, an easy-to-grow red pepper variety perfect for both novice and experienced gardeners. Enjoy vibrant, eye-catching red peppers that bring both color and delicious flavor to your outdoor space.

Features

Easy-to-grow varieties suitable for beginners
Vibrant, eye-catching red peppers
Sweet and delicious taste, ideal for fresh consumption
High yield with over 20 fruits per plant
Versatile growth for containers, garden beds, and small spaces

Growing Tips

Achieving the best results with your Sweet Red Pepper plant is simple:

Full sun exposure for optimal growth
Regular watering, especially during flowering and fruiting
Fertilize with tomato or balanced fertilizer once flowers appear
Support plants with stakes or cages as fruits develop

Benefits

Our Sweet Red Pepper is not only a stunning addition to your garden but also offers numerous culinary uses. Perfect for salads, roasting, stuffing, and grilling, these peppers are rich in vitamins C, A, and B-6, providing both taste and nutritional benefits.

Add a splash of color and flavor to your garden with our Sweet Red Pepper plant. Explore more varieties in our Small Space Gardening collection.

Care Information

Sunlight	Full Sun
Position	Sheltered
Soil	Moist but well-drained
Planting Time	February to April
Moisture	Moist
Hardiness	H1C
Growth Rate	Medium
Spacing	38cm
Height and Spread	60cm x 30cm
Annual or Perennial	Annual

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the ideal growing conditions for sweet pepper plants?

Sweet pepper plants thrive in full sun with well-drained, fertile soil. Consistent watering and warm temperatures are essential for healthy growth.

When should I harvest sweet peppers?

Harvest sweet peppers when they reach full size and colour, typically 60-90 days after planting. Cut peppers from the plant rather than pulling.

How do I care for sweet pepper plants?

Water regularly, especially during dry spells. Fertilise every few weeks, and provide support if the plants become heavy with fruit.