Sweet Pepper 'Yellow Bell' Pot Veg 8.5cm
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Sweet Pepper Yellow Bell is a variety of sweet pepper that produces blocky, bright yellow fruits during the summer and early autumn months. The peppers are known for their attractive appearance and sweet taste, making them great for use in salads or for stuffing. The fruits start off green and gradually ripen to a bright yellow colour as they mature.
Peppers are versatile plants that can be grown in various settings, either undercover in a greenhouse or polytunnel, or outdoors in a sheltered spot with full sun exposure. It is recommended to transplant well-grown plants into grow bags, containers or beds with fertile and well-drained soil.
When growing sweet peppers outdoors, it is important to gradually acclimatize them to outdoor conditions over a period of 7 to 10 days before transplanting to prevent transplant shock. To allow enough space for the plants to grow, peppers should be spaced 50cm apart.
Regular watering is essential for sweet pepper plants, particularly during the growing season. Once the first fruits have set, it is recommended to feed the plants weekly with a high-potash tomato feed to ensure optimal growth and fruit development. With proper care and attention, peppers can provide a bountiful harvest of delicious and nutritious fruits.
- Aspect: South-facing or West-facing
- Common Name: Sweet Pepper 'Yellow Bell'
- Exposure: Sheltered
- Harvesting Period: July to October
- Latin Name: Capsicum annuum 'Yellow Bell'
- Pot Size: 8.5cm
- Soil Type: Loam-Sand
- Sun Level: Full Sun
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