Organic chilli Ring of Fire Seeds
Organic chilli Ring of Fire Seeds
1 Packet (Approx 30 Seeds )
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Characteristics
Appearance
Ring of Fire peppers are small, cone-shaped, transitioning from a dark green hue to a vibrant red as they mature. The plant itself sports neat, compact formations with mid-green leaves and an abundance of perfectly formed hot red peppers adorning it
Taste Profile
These chillis pack a spicy punch with a heat rating of 70,000-85,000 Scoville Heat Units. Their thin-walled pods are perfect for fresh consumption, drying for chilli powder, or freezing for later use, adding a fiery zest to dishes, or a crisp spicy topping on pizza
Yield
With a steady growth, these plants begin flowering from July to September with seeds ripening from August to October. They are highly productive, with chilli pods ready for harvest from July, continuing to yield through to October if regularly picked.
Growth Type
Ring of Fire belongs to the Capsicum annuum species, an evergreen Perennial, growing to a medium height and width, showcasing a rich display of peppers throughout the growing season.
Cultivation Environment
Preferring a well-protected site, these plants thrive in warmer conditions and are frost tender. They are suited to UK's zone 9, ensuring a warmer and well-sheltered environment either outdoors or within a greenhouse or polytunnel.
Reliability
The Ring of Fire is reliable in its yield, continuously producing a plethora of chilli pods from July to October, provided they are regularly harvested to encourage further growth.
Cultivation Notes
Sow indoors from February to April, transplanting outdoors in late May. Ensure compost is not overly moist to prevent seed rot, as germination can take up to 35+ days. They require a warm, sheltered environment for optimum growth.
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Plant Hight / Spread
Height: 100 cm Width: 70cm 100 cm
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Positioning
Full Sun
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Hardiness
Half Hardy
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Ideal Location
Greenhouse, Polytunnel
In Summary:The Organic chilli Ring of Fire is a medium-sized, highly productive plant, yielding small, cone-shaped spicy chilli peppers from July to October. Adaptable for fresh use, drying, or freezing, these peppers offer culinary versatility. Suitable for warm, sheltered outdoor sites or greenhouses in the UK's zone 9, they add both aesthetic and flavorful appeal to gardens and dishes alike.