My Organic Peppers

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Having fresh veggies is one of the many benefits of organic gardening. One particularly veggie to grow is pepper. There are hundreds of different varieties of peppers, if not more, as peppers mutate spontaneously. Plus that they taste different when grown in different areas. They come in a wide range of colors, flavors, shapes, heat levels and sizes. Peppers are a tender, warm-season crop. They resist most garden pests and offer something for everyone: spicy, sweet, or hot, and a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes. Pepper varieties can be divided broadly into sweet peppers and hot peppers, or chiles. All chiles peppers are various species of the genus Capsicum of the plant family Solanaceae, and are thus related to eggplants and tomatoes. Knowing how to start pepper seeds indoors can reward you with healthy, robust, prolific plants and amazing fruits for your patience.

Want to read more:

➡️ 🌐 How to Grow Ornamental Peppers

➡️ 🌐 Basil and Peppers Companion Planting

➡️ 🌐 Starting Bell Peppers Indoors

➡️ 🌐 How to Plant and Care of Hot Peppers

➡️ 🌐 History Of Chili Peppers

Watch Pepper Videos

➡️ 🌐 Basil Companion Planting with peppers

➡️ 🌐 Harvesting Organic peppers

➡️ 🌐 Pruning Or Topping Pepper Transplants

➡️ 🌐 Pruning Pepper Transplants

➡️ 🌐 Starting Pepper Seeds Indoors

➡️ 🌐 How To Transplant Pepper Seedlings

➡️ 🌐 Harvested Organic Peppers

➡️ 🌐 My Organic Peppers

➡️ 🌐 My Organic Peppers Photos

Happy organic gardening!

Want to Grow Hot Pepper! Check out this Big List!

30+ Hot Pepper Mix Seeds, 16 Varieties Heirloom NON-GMO Habanero, Tabasco, Jalapeno, Yellow and Red Scotch Bonnet

Happy gardening!

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