Pepper Seeds

Karisma Sweet Pepper Hybrid

Item #: 1750371-SS

Large, blocky, 4 lobed, fancy fruit, sets continuously on medium-sized strong plants. Smooth, dark green to red.

Starting at:

$48.32

10 left

Product	SS = 250 Seeds	Price Per SS
1 SS	$48.32

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Disease Resistance Code

Code	Description
PepMoV	Pepper Mottle Virus
PepYMV	Pepper Yellow Mosaic Virus

PepMoV, PepYMV

Color

Green to Red

Relative Days

75

Resistance/Tolerance

HR: PVY:0, 1, 1-2, TMV:0, IR: CMV, PepMoV, PepYMV, Xspp:1-3

PEPPERS - for processing or fresh market

1/2 lb/227 g of seed is required for an acre of transplants 3,500 - 4,000 seeds per oz/28 g

GREENHOUSE: Sow in hot beds, greenhouse benches or flats from Feb. to Mar. 15th. Germinate in Jiffy Mix or sterilized soil @ 70°F/20°C soil temp. for 14 days. Sow seed about 0.25 in/6 mm deep @ 8 seeds per in/25 mm, cover and firm lightly. Sow as thinly as possible for healthier seedlings. Cover seed flats or benches with plastic to conserve moisture, remove covering as soon as germination occurs. Always use tempered water when watering. Transplant seedlings into benches or flats when the true leaves are about 3/8 in/10 mm in diameter. Grow seedlings @ 70°F/20°C, reduce moisture slightly to harden off. Keep peppers in a well ventilated area and maintain a night greenhouse temp. of above 62°F/17°C. Never let the plants wilt! Root systems are sensitive and rather slow growing so any check in growth will cost you dearly in total yields. Keep the plant warm and encourage growth with liquid fertilizer feedings every 2 weeks.

TRANSPLANT into the field 12-18 in/30-45 cm apart in 30 in/75 cm rows after June 15th. Early cold June nights cause blossoms to drop off before pollination, producing huge bushy plants without peppers. Control cutworms before planting.

DIRECT SOWING: Sow as above no later than Apr. 1st indoors. Plants grow too slowly for outdoor seeding in northern areas. Do not transplant outside until the nights warm up in mid June. Choose a warm sandy soil with lots of sun. Keep plants picked to encourage yields. Control aphids during the growing season.