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Sweet pepper "Granova"
Sweet Pepper "Granova".
A source of youth, strength, and beauty: one giant fruit provides up to 278% of an adult's daily requirement for Vitamin C!
A medium early dwarf paprika variety. Adaptable, high-yielding. Grown outdoors, in the area protected from the winds.
The fruit is cube shaped, with 3-4 cameras, 6-8 mm thick yellowish-green walls, red when ripen.
Average fruits weight 220 g. Ratio of length to width is 11 : 7,0. The seeds germinate within 14-22 days.
Agrotechnics:
Peppers prefer loamy, breathable soils. Best predecessors: cucumber, cabbage, legumes.
1. Sowing: Treat seeds in a potassium permanganate solution, then rinse. Sow for seedlings.
2. Pricking out: At the phase of 1-2 true leaves.
3. Planting: Transplant seedlings at the age of 70-80 days (after frost danger). Spacing: 70x40 cm.
4. Care: Water only with warm water after sunset. Fertilize throughout the growing season.
HEALTH BENEFITS: Pharmacy in the Garden.
This variety is a true superfood:
* Vitamin C (278% of DV): Powerful protection against viruses and aging. (Calculation based on fruit weight up to 250 g).
* Vitamin A (37% of DV): Key to maintaining youthful skin, thick hair, and strong nails.
* Beta-carotene (40% of DV): A potent antioxidant that helps reduce the risk of cancer.
* Silicon: Crucial for blood vessel elasticity and immune support.
* B Vitamins: Support heart health and emotional well-being, helping to cope with stress and depression.
* Cobalt: A trace element that boosts general immunity and aids recovery after severe injuries or illnesses.
A source of youth, strength, and beauty: one giant fruit provides up to 278% of an adult's daily requirement for Vitamin C!
A medium early dwarf paprika variety. Adaptable, high-yielding. Grown outdoors, in the area protected from the winds.
The fruit is cube shaped, with 3-4 cameras, 6-8 mm thick yellowish-green walls, red when ripen.
Average fruits weight 220 g. Ratio of length to width is 11 : 7,0. The seeds germinate within 14-22 days.
Agrotechnics:
Peppers prefer loamy, breathable soils. Best predecessors: cucumber, cabbage, legumes.
1. Sowing: Treat seeds in a potassium permanganate solution, then rinse. Sow for seedlings.
2. Pricking out: At the phase of 1-2 true leaves.
3. Planting: Transplant seedlings at the age of 70-80 days (after frost danger). Spacing: 70x40 cm.
4. Care: Water only with warm water after sunset. Fertilize throughout the growing season.
HEALTH BENEFITS: Pharmacy in the Garden.
This variety is a true superfood:
* Vitamin C (278% of DV): Powerful protection against viruses and aging. (Calculation based on fruit weight up to 250 g).
* Vitamin A (37% of DV): Key to maintaining youthful skin, thick hair, and strong nails.
* Beta-carotene (40% of DV): A potent antioxidant that helps reduce the risk of cancer.
* Silicon: Crucial for blood vessel elasticity and immune support.
* B Vitamins: Support heart health and emotional well-being, helping to cope with stress and depression.
* Cobalt: A trace element that boosts general immunity and aids recovery after severe injuries or illnesses.
And did you know that...
* Pepper does not tolerate transplanting, so it is better to grow seedlings only in pots.
* After watering the greenhouse or shelter, it is necessary to ventilate vigorously.
* When growing in greenhouses, the optimum humidity should be 65-76% (at high humidity, weak flowering and fruit set are observed).
