Sweet Pepper – California Wonder 300

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25 Seeds per pack

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(a.k.a. California Wonder 300 TMR) (Capsicum annum) 73-76 days.       A wonderful variety of open-pollinated sweet bell pepper, producing high yields of heavy, smooth, thick walled peppers. The California Wonder 300 Sweet Bell Peppers reach 4-4½” in length by 3½-4″ wide. Fruits are blocky and 4 lobed, turning from a glossy dark green to red at maturity. Excellent at either the green or red stage. Thick crisp flesh has a mild and pleasant flavor. Great raw, with dip, or in salads. Makes a perfect stuffing bell pepper. Also delicious chopped up with eggplant, tomatoes, garlic, and onions in a casserole with your favorite spaghetti sauce like my mother-in-law makes it! California Wonder 300 Sweet Bell Peppers are high in Vitamins A and C! This bell pepper does well in cooler climates with shorter growing seasons. Disease Resistance: Tobacco Mosaic Virus.

Planting Instructions for California Wonder 300 Sweet Pepper Seeds

Heirloom California Wonder 300 Peppers are heat loving plants that are easy to grow, and do well in a variety of climates. Start Heirloom / Open Pollinated Pepper seeds indoors 8-10 weeks before the last frost. Soaking Pepper seeds for 2-8 hrs before planting helps speed germination. Plant ¼” deep in chosen containers. Germination will occur in 8-25 days at 75-90°F. Keep soil evenly moist (not soaked) for best germination. Harden off California Wonder 300 Pepper plants, then transplant to garden about 2-4 weeks after the last frost date. Plant in full sun, spacing about 12-18″ apart, in rows 24-30″ apart. Harvest can occur when Heirloom / Open Pollinated Peppers are firm and full sized, but still green, or when mature and full color for the variety (mature peppers can deteriorate quickly so keep a careful eye at harvest time). The less green the California Wonder 300 pepper the sweeter the flavor. It is best to use a knife or pruning clippers when harvesting to avoid damage to plant.

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