Cayenne Long Slim
Pepper
Capsicum annuum
About (From this Label)
Hot, zesty Long Slim Cayenne Peppers pack a bit more kick than traditional cayennes. They are fast-maturing with bushy plants that produce abundant peppers ideal for cooking and drying.
About the Plant
How to Plant
Packet
Planting and Care Instructions (From this Label)
Peppers thrive in fertile, organically rich, well-drained soil with lots of sun and heat. Start 2-3 seeds per hole, indoors 4-6 weeks before the final spring frost or outdoors in warmer climates. After 6-8 weeks, harden outside and transplant the best seedlings to your garden or pots. Water regularly; but do not over-water. Peppers produce abundantly; and will benefit from staking and support as they become top-heavy. Snip ripe peppers off the bush with a bit of stem attached. When to Plant: Spring (Outdoors). Harvest peppers after they've turned red on the bush.
Reviews (0)
No reviews yet. Be the first!
Seedrate's data is community-reviewed and always being refined. Mistakes happen — if something looks off, please flag it.