Fatima. Paprika. Sweet, large, red pepper seeds.
Fatima. Paprika. Sweet, large, red pepper seeds.
Fatima paprika is a beautiful, tasty, sweet pepper variety with very large peppers up to 250 gr. Very suitable for salads and for making stuffed peppers. Looks beautiful both in the garden and in pots, but you will need to tie up the plants because of the large peppers.
One of the reasons why you should invite paprika into your garden is that it not only improves your health, but also delays aging.
Paprika is a popular and common vegetable in many people's kitchens, but few people know how rich sweet pepper is in beta-carotene and other valuable nutrients. When it enters the body, it is converted into retinol or vitamin A, which is crucial for maintaining healthy skin, because beta-carotene plays an invaluable role in the formation of epithelial tissue, preventing wrinkles and brightening our skin tone. Since not all beta-carotene is converted into vitamin A, the remaining substance is a powerful antioxidant that specifically protects cell lipids. In short, a real find in every garden.
This pepper requires humus-rich and nutrient-rich soil, regular fertilization is necessary so that the pepper can grow really big.
This pepper variety requires a growing place that is protected from the winds. It will feel best when grown in a greenhouse, in northern regions.
The pepper plant grows up to 70 cm in height, so small supports are needed.
Seeds are sown from mid-February to April, and are planted in a permanent place after frost. Seeds germinate at a temperature of 22 degrees. When germinating seeds, if the pot is kept on the windowsill, it is important that there is no cold coming from the window, this is usually the main reason why pepper seedlings may not sprout, or why later in the growing period the seedlings are weak and wither at the roots. It is also important to monitor the humidity, do not overwater the plants during the seedling period. If you follow these few rules, everything will work out!
3 seeds in the package.
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