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Chilli Jwala (Hari Mirch) Hybrid Seeds - (24Seeds) High Germination | Best for Home Gardens (मिर्च के बीज) (हरी मिर्च के बीज)
Chilli Jwala (Hari Mirch) Hybrid Seeds - (24Seeds) High Germination | Best for Home Gardens (मिर्च के बीज) (हरी मिर्च के बीज)
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Overview:
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Type: Hybrid variety, highly suitable for home gardens and pots
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Fruit: Long, thin green chilies (~12–15 cm) that turn red when mature
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Heat Level: Medium hot (approx. 35,000–40,000 Scoville units)
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Maturity: Ready to harvest in 65–70 days after transplanting
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Production: High-yielding; continuous harvest for 4–6 months
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Plant Structure: Semi-erect and bushy, grows well in warm climates
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Germination Rate: High (if stored and planted correctly)
🌱 Growing & Care Instructions:
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Sowing Time:
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February–March (for spring–summer crop)
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June–July (for rainy season crop)
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October–November (in mild climates for winter crop)
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Sowing Depth: 0.5 to 1 cm deep
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Spacing:
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Between plants: 45 cm
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Between rows: 60–75 cm
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Sunlight: Needs full sunlight (6–8 hours daily)
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Soil Type: Well-draining, loose, and fertile soil with neutral pH
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Watering:
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Keep soil moist but not soggy
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Water every 3–4 days early on, then once a week as plants grow
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Fertilizer:
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Use organic compost or NPK balanced fertilizer
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Feed every 15–20 days during active growth
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Support & Pruning:
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Support with small sticks once fruits develop
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Pinch off top growth tips at 15–20 cm height to promote branching
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Pest/Disease Resistance:
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Tolerant to leaf curl virus and powdery mildew
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Avoid water on leaves to prevent fungal issues
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(FAQ):
Q: How long does it take to harvest?
A: Harvest begins around 65–70 days after transplanting or about 75–80 days from seed sowing.
Q: Can I grow it in pots?
A: Yes, it grows well in 12–16 inch pots with good drainage.
Q: How spicy is it?
A: Medium hot; good for Indian cooking without being too fiery.
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