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MARCONI ROSSO PEPPER AB

Capsicum annuum

Italian variety, early and rustic with elongated fruits of 15/20cm, dark green which turn red when ripe. Pulpy flesh, sweet and fresh. To eat raw in salad or cooked in ratatouille or grilled.
The bag of 30 seeds
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Période de semis
From February to March
Période de récolte
From July to October
moderate / daily
50 cm
sun
Obsolete
60 cm
Open ground
Gelif
70 to 80 days
Conditionnement
The bag of 30 seeds
Référence
1501A
Cycle de vie
annual

The Marconi Rosso pepper is an early and hardy Italian variety producing elongated fruits 15/20 cm long with 3 lobes not erect on the plant with fleshy, sweet, fresh flesh. Generally 5 to 15 fruits per plant. Plants about 60 cm tall with green stems sorted with purple with purple nodes and white flowers.
Marconi Rosso peppers should be eaten green when half-ripe or red when fully ripe. No heat in the mouth (0/10).

How to successfully sow peppers

Sow in February/March in pots of fine seed compost, only 2-3 mm deep, in a heated greenhouse (25°C). Water with a sprayer to keep the seed compost moist but not soggy.
You can sprinkle crushed charcoal on top to prevent fungus growth. Place the pots in bright light or under a grow light to prevent your seedlings from shooting upwards. Keep them warm.
Repot into larger pots when seedlings have 2 to 4 true leaves.

Transplant the seedlings into the garden in light, airy soil in May when frost is no longer a risk, in a warm, sunny location 50 cm in all directions. Water and mulch.
Be careful, although adding compost is welcome, an excess of nitrogen could lead to strong foliage development to the detriment of the fruit.
Peppers require high temperatures to thrive. If you don't live in an area with hot summers, we strongly recommend growing them in a greenhouse.

Harvesting peppers

Harvest peppers approximately 5 to 6 months after sowing.

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