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Sweet pepper "Solario" F1
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Sweet Pepper "Solario" F1.
Mid-season variety: the period from planting seedlings to the beginning of fruiting is 90-95 days. The fruits are blocky (cube-shaped), smooth, weighing 250 g, green at technical ripeness, and dark red at biological ripeness. Excellent taste qualities.
Recommended for fresh consumption, home cooking, and canning (pickled peppers, stuffed peppers, lecho, etc.)
Variety value: high yield, large fruit size, fleshiness (thick walls), good fruit setting at lower temperatures.
AGROTECHNICS.
Sweet pepper prefers sandy loam, well-drained soils. The best time for sowing seeds for seedlings is mid-February - early March. The optimal temperature for seed germination is +20+25°C. Seedlings appear in 12-15 days. In the phase of 1-2 true leaves, seedlings are pricked out. Seedlings are fed 2-3 times with complex mineral fertilizer. 7-10 days before planting, seedlings begin to be hardened off. Transplanting into the ground is carried out when the threat of frost has passed. Further care consists of watering, loosening the soil, and fertilizing.
Mid-season variety: the period from planting seedlings to the beginning of fruiting is 90-95 days. The fruits are blocky (cube-shaped), smooth, weighing 250 g, green at technical ripeness, and dark red at biological ripeness. Excellent taste qualities.
Recommended for fresh consumption, home cooking, and canning (pickled peppers, stuffed peppers, lecho, etc.)
Variety value: high yield, large fruit size, fleshiness (thick walls), good fruit setting at lower temperatures.
AGROTECHNICS.
Sweet pepper prefers sandy loam, well-drained soils. The best time for sowing seeds for seedlings is mid-February - early March. The optimal temperature for seed germination is +20+25°C. Seedlings appear in 12-15 days. In the phase of 1-2 true leaves, seedlings are pricked out. Seedlings are fed 2-3 times with complex mineral fertilizer. 7-10 days before planting, seedlings begin to be hardened off. Transplanting into the ground is carried out when the threat of frost has passed. Further care consists of watering, loosening the soil, and fertilizing.
