Chilli Pepper

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About Chilli Pepper

Capsicum annum, or Chili Pepper, belongs to the Solanaceae family and the Capsicum genus. Chili peppers can be classified as a vegetable, spice, or condiment. The plant contains capsaicin, which is why peppers are often referred to as hot and spicy. Additionally, it has many colors, including red, yellow, and green. 

Taxonomy 🌳
Scientific name Capsicum annuum
Genus Capsicum
Family Solanaceae
Order Solanales
Water Needs 💦
average
Plant Type
Annuals Perennials
Characteristics
Showy
Maximum Height
8"
Spread
2"
Suitability in pots
3 Liter
Grown from
seed
Suitable soil type
loam sand
Flowering season
spring summer autumn
Garden Style
City and Courtyard
Mediterranean Garden
Country
China
Indonesia
Mexico
Spain
Thailand
Turkey

Chili Peppers can be grown in Asia, Europe, and North America.

Water Cups
1 cups every 7 days
Sunlight
±6 Hours
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Capsicum annum, or Chili Pepper, belongs to the Solanaceae family and the Capsicum genus. Chili peppers can be classified as a vegetable, spice, or condiment. The plant contains capsaicin, which is why peppers are often referred to as hot and spicy. Additionally, it has many colors, including red, yellow, and green.