Productive Fruiting
Healthy plants can carry many slender peppers through warm weather.Healthy plants can carry many slender peppers.
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Thai chili (Capsicum spp.) is a warm-season pepper grown for slender, upright fruits that mature from green to red. The compact fruiting habit suits sunny vegetable beds and containers.
Start seeds in warm conditions, transplant only after cold weather has passed, and grow in full sun with fertile, well-drained soil. Maintain even moisture while plants flower and set fruit.
Healthy plants can carry many slender peppers through warm weather.Healthy plants can carry many slender peppers.
Pick fruits green or allow them to mature red for different kitchen uses.Harvest fruits green or mature red.
Compact pepper plants suit sunny beds, raised beds, and large containers.Compact plants fit sunny beds and containers.
Use a warm, bright site with fertile soil that drains freely.
Choose warmth, bright light, and well-drained soil.
Start seeds warm at the packet depth and provide strong light after emergence.
Start seeds warm and provide strong light.
Keep soil evenly moist, allowing the surface to begin drying between watering.
Keep soil evenly moist without saturation.
Move plants outdoors after cold weather passes and temperatures stay warm.
Transplant outdoors after cold weather passes.
Pick firm peppers green or wait for their mature red color before harvesting.
Pick firm peppers green or mature red.
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