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Jimmy Nardello Italian Pepper
Jimmy Nardello Chilli is a banana-shaped chilli best for drying, frying, freezing, raw, and relishing.
A long-time favourite of many chilli growers, ourselves included. 80 days to maturity.
8-10 inch long, shiny, and slightly wrinkled skin when ripe
It a super productive, disease-resistant, and Produces loads of peppers all season long.
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Jimmy Nardello Italian Pepper
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Quick Facts:
Botanical Name:
Capsicum annuum
Common name:
Jimmy Nardello
Fruit colour:
Deep red
Fruit size:
6-9 inches
Life Cycle:
perennial
Plant
length
:
4-5 ft
Scoville Rating:
0 to 100 SHUs
Germination Rate:
70%
Days to Maturity:
90-100 days
Difficulty level
: Easy
Jimmy Nardello Pepper Care:
Germination
: Germinates best in warm soil at 25-30°C with moderate moisture.
Sunlight Requirement:
Pepper required full sunlight.
Sowing:
Sow seeds on the surface and cover them with a sprinkling of soil, or in a container.
Soil:
Requires fertile soil in a well-drained location in the garden, add perlite and vermicompost for better yield.
Fertilizer:
Fertilize every two weeks with half-strength liquid fertilizer beginning when blooms appear.
Watering:
Water well during dry and hot spells, soil should stay moist but not over-watering.
Good intercropping partners:
Basil, Lettuce, Spinach, rosemary, and sage.
Harvesting tip:
Harvest the first fruit promptly to further stimulate fruit production.