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Sweet pepper "Lemon Dream"
Sweet pepper "Lemon Dream".
An early, high-yielding variety of sweet pepper. The fruits are small, up to 8 cm long, bright yellow when ripe, and have few seeds.
It is grown both in greenhouses and in open ground. The plants are compact, 45 cm tall, making them ideal for growing in pots.
The fruits of this variety are good fresh, in salads, canned or stewed, they are ideal for grilling.
An early, high-yielding variety of sweet pepper. The fruits are small, up to 8 cm long, bright yellow when ripe, and have few seeds.
It is grown both in greenhouses and in open ground. The plants are compact, 45 cm tall, making them ideal for growing in pots.
The fruits of this variety are good fresh, in salads, canned or stewed, they are ideal for grilling.
* How to grow pepper seedlings - with or without picking?
Peppers do not tolerate transplanting at a young age, so do not rush to pick them until they have grown 5-6 true leaves. It is better to sow them immediately in fairly large containers, no less than half a liter, and grow them without picking at all, immediately planting them in place.
The older the plant, the easier it tolerates transplanting, and since pepper (like tomatoes) is a perennial plant in its homeland, it can easily be transplanted into a large flower pot and taken home when moving from a plot to the city.
There it will finish blooming and growing fruits, but in early November it will begin to shed its leaves. During this rest period, it should be watered very moderately.
A couple of months after the New Year, the pepper will come to life, turn green and quickly bloom, during this period it should be well fed and watered.
You will transport it to the garden already with ovaries and get the harvest 2-3.5 months earlier. This cycle can be carried out up to three times.
