How To Grow Hot Peppers
Botanical name
Capsicum chinense CV Habanero
Habanero
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NAME
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USDA#
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Capsicum
chinense
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#224448
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Yellow
Habanero
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Pod
lengh:
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1.75
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Pod
width:
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1.5
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Immature
color
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Green
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Mature color
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Yellow
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Flower
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Habanero Pepper
Yellow Habanero
Red Habanero
Habanero
Descriptiom
The habanero is found throughout the West Indies,Caribbean, Belize, and Mexico it is limited to the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico.The Mexico origin of the habanero is not certain
Propagtion
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PROPAGATION Seeds should be sown in light, well-drained soil in a warm, sunny greenhouse (60 degrees minimum) 6 to 8 weeks before they are to be set out. They should be set out when the weather is really warm and settled. The seeds take 16 to 20 days to sprout. Transplant the seedlings, as soon as they are large enough to handle, into flats, 2 to 3 inches apart or individually in small pots. In either case, use well-drained soil. The plants must never suffer through drought or low temperatures. Harden them off gradually before planting them outside. |
Varieties
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Capsicum chinense CV Habanero Capsicum chinense CV Yellow Habanero Capsicum chinense CV Chocolate HabaneroCapsicum chinense CV Habanero Rojo
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Habanero Pepper Yellow Habanero Chocolate Habanero Red Habanero |
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