How to Grow Chili Pepper
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๐ฟ Plant Overview
Scientific Name Capsicum annuum
Category vegetable
Days to Maturity 119 days
Starting Method Start Indoors
โ๏ธ Growing Requirements
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Sun
Full Sun
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Water
Regular
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Germination
8-28 days
๐ค Good Companions
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โ ๏ธ Avoid Planting Near
Fennel
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About Chili Pepper
Chili peppers should be grown close together as it helps protect them from drying out in the sun and providing more humidity. Teas made from the peppers make excellent insect sprays.
Expect your Chili Pepper to be ready for harvest in approximately 119 days from planting.
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