How to grow rainbow pepper seeds? A detailed guide to the planting method

The rainbow pepper combines edible, medicinal and ornamental value in one plant, and the fruits on the same plant come in seven colors: green, yellow, cyan, white, purple, orange and red, bright and eye-catching. The plant grows about 35 cm tall and can produce up to 850 fruits per plant, laden with fruit and brilliantly colorful. So how do you grow rainbow pepper seeds?

Because of its heat-loving habit, spring sowing and early summer sowing are most suitable; the best sowing period is from March to July. Sowing a little earlier will let it grow more fully and bear several more rounds of fruit. When sowing, you can skip sprouting and sow directly, burying all the seeds and watering thoroughly; usually use light flooding irrigation to keep the soil moist, then just wait for germination. If you do sprout them, that is, sow the seeds after they have put out white roots, it will improve the uniformity of seedling emergence. Under normal conditions, after sowing, the seedlings will emerge completely within 7 to 14 days.