Bell Pepper Seedlings
These green bell pepper seedlings yield vibrant, spineless fruits with 5-6 ridges, offering a fresh aroma and excellent shelf life. The plants are strong and have healthy growth. Harvest begins 45-55 days after transplanting, providing fresh, crunchy peppers for your garden.

What type of bell peppers will the Z-1114 Bell Pepper Seedlings produce?
The Z-1114 seedlings typically produce sweet, colorful bell peppers, but colors may vary based on the specific variety (green, red, yellow, or orange).

Can these bell pepper seedlings be grown in containers?
Yes, these seedlings thrive in containers, making them perfect for balcony or small-space gardening, as long as the container is at least 12 inches deep.

How much sunlight do these seedlings need daily?
Bell peppers require at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight each day. If grown indoors, supplement with grow lights to ensure healthy growth.

What is the ideal temperature range for growing bell peppers?
The ideal temperature for bell peppers is between 70-85°F (21-29°C) during the day and not below 55°F (13°C) at night.

How frequently should I water the Z-1114 Bell Pepper Seedlings?
Water them when the soil feels dry to the touch, aiming to keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. In hydroponics, maintain a steady nutrient-water flow.

How long does it take for these seedlings to start producing bell peppers?
Bell peppers typically begin producing harvestable fruits within 10-12 weeks of transplanting, depending on growing conditions.

Are these bell pepper seedlings suitable for hydroponic systems?
Yes, the Z-1114 seedlings adapt well to hydroponic growing systems, where they often experience faster growth and higher yields.

What kind of fertilizer should I use for these bell pepper plants?
Use a balanced vegetable fertilizer rich in potassium and phosphorus to encourage strong root development and fruit production.

Do bell pepper plants require any support as they grow?
Yes, as bell pepper plants grow taller and bear fruit, they may benefit from staking or cages to support the weight of the peppers and prevent branches from breaking.

Are these bell pepper seedlings resistant to common pests?
While not completely pest-resistant, proper care and using natural pest control methods, like neem oil or companion planting, can help manage common pests such as aphids or spider mites.