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    For many gardeners, how to grow red peppers is a mystery. For most gardeners, what they get in their garden is the familiar green peppers, not the much sweeter and brighter re… See more

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  1. Capsicum (/ ˈkæpsɪkəm /) is a genus of flowering plants in the nightshade family Solanaceae, native to the Americas, cultivated worldwide for their chili pepper or bell pepper fruit.

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    Red pepper is the dried, ripened fruit pod from pungent (hot) varieties of the Capsicum species. It is sometimes referred to as Cayenne pepper, having been named after the high heat chilies grown in the vicinity of the Cayenne River in French Guiana.

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    The bell pepper (also known as paprika, sweet pepper, pepper, mango, or capsicum / ˈkæpsɪkəm /) is the fruit of plants in the Grossum Group of the species Capsicum annuum. Cultivars of the plant produce fruits in different colors, including red, yellow, orange, green, white, chocolate, candy cane striped, and purple.

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    Believe it or not, virtually all pepper plants are a red pepper plant. Much like a tomato plant, pepper plants have green immature fruit and red mature fruit. Also, just like a tomato, the mature fruit can be yellow or orange. A red pepper plant just needs time.

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    Are all pepper plants red?
    Believe it or not, virtually all pepper plants are a red pepper plant. Much like a tomato plant, pepper plants have green immature fruit and red mature fruit. Also, just like a tomato, the mature fruit can be yellow or orange. A red pepper plant just needs time. How much time? It depends on the variety.

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    Is red pepper beneficial for erectile dysfunction?

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    Red peppers contain capsaicin, which creates heat and improves circulation and blood flow for erections, so it may be beneficial for erectile dysfunction.
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    How long does a red pepper plant take to grow?
    A red pepper plant just needs time. How much time? It depends on the variety. Most varieties of red peppers need 100+ days to reach maturity. What Can I Do for Better Chance of Growing Red Bell Peppers?

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    Can red peppers grow in cold soil?
    Red peppers, just like green peppers, prefer warm soil for optimum growth. If your pepper transplants go into the ground too early in the season and the soil is still cool, it can and will create a whole host of issues for the plant. For starters, planting in cool soil can stunt the growth of both the roots and the plant.

    How To Grow Sweet Red Peppers – And Get Them To Turn Red Too!

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    How do you ripen a red pepper plant?
    Pruning your pepper plants a bit can help increase air flow. It also helps allow more light in for faster ripening. For large, sweet red pepper plants, leave at least twenty-four inches between plants to allow light and air in. The more you crowd your plants, the longer it will take for your peppers to ripen and turn red.

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    Are sweet red peppers good for Home Garden?
    Although the traditional sweet red bell pepper is quite popular in the grocery store, it is not the only choice for the home garden when it comes to sweet red peppers. Heirloom varieties like Marconi Red Pepper and Thunderbolt Red Italian Roaster are both excellent home garden red peppers.

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