F1 Hybrid Green Chilli Seeds – Hari Mirch Seeds (80 Seeds)

Green chillies are hard to miss ingredient in the Indian cooking scene. They have a very sharp, hot taste and offer an amazing flavor when grown at home.

Botanical Name: Capsicum annuum

Other Names: Hari Mirch, Chilli Green, Finger Chillies, Mirchi

Growing Season: Throughout the year

Ideal Temperature: 20-35°C

Uses: Chop and add green chillies in sabzi and dal to spice up the taste.

Difficulty Level: Easy

How to Grow Green Chilli Seeds- Quick View

• Sandy loam soil
• 5-6 hours of sunlight
• Water weekly to keep the soil moist
• Fertilize every month with nitrogen rich fertilizer

How to Sow Seeds

• Take a small pot, add potting mix and sow 2-3 green chilli seeds at a depth of 1 cm in it.
• If you want to grow green chill in the garden, sow the seeds directly in the ground and cover them slightly with soil.

Seed Care

• Water the seeds every day so the soil doesn’t feel dry on touch.

How to Care for Green Chilli

Sunlight: Choose a growing spot, where the chilli plants can receive 5-6 hours of sunlight. It can be the center space of the garden or terrace.

Watering: Green chillies don’t like lot of water, so water weekly to keep the soil moist.

Soil: Sandy loam soil with rich organic matter content and drainage is suitable for growing green chilies. For better yield, you can nourish the soil with cow manure every month.

Fertilizer: Fertilize the chill plants every month with nitrogen-rich fertilizer to promote better growth.

Pests and Diseases: Spider mites and aphids can affect the growth of green chilly plants. So look for early signs of infections and use appropriate pesticides.

Harvesting: Green chillies are ready to harvest after 60-80 days of sowing the seeds.