Pepper, Ring of Fire
About 4” long, this cayenne is truly spicy, as their name suggests. Plants are loaded with dozens of fruits which do well when dried, crushed, and added into meals. Very productive and pretty pepper plant.
Start indoors and transplant out in late May- early June. Peppers like lots of heat, so any protection will be rewarded with more fruit.
About 4” long, this cayenne is truly spicy, as their name suggests. Plants are loaded with dozens of fruits which do well when dried, crushed, and added into meals. Very productive and pretty pepper plant.
Start indoors and transplant out in late May- early June. Peppers like lots of heat, so any protection will be rewarded with more fruit.
About 4” long, this cayenne is truly spicy, as their name suggests. Plants are loaded with dozens of fruits which do well when dried, crushed, and added into meals. Very productive and pretty pepper plant.
Start indoors and transplant out in late May- early June. Peppers like lots of heat, so any protection will be rewarded with more fruit.