HOW TO GROW HABANERO SEEDS 

CARE AFTER GERMINATION OF HABANERO

Hot Orange Pepper needs deep watering. The heat doesn't appeal to peppers, although bell peppers prefer warm weather. For the peppers to ripen and grow properly, they need full sun. Use a low-nitrogen fertilizer to get your bell peppers to grow and produce fruit more quickly. Bell peppers can be protected from pests and reduced from sunscald by being staked. Following are the steps you should take to take care of orange peppers for best results.

 HABANERO ORANGE USAGE

Hot Orange peppers, also known as Habanero Oranges, are among the hottest pepper varieties. In addition to its many small fruits in intense orange color, these large, dark green leaves are very ornamental. Citrus aromas and spicy flavors combine to create a pleasant taste in their flesh. Not only will these Peppers add a spicy kick to your dishes, but they will also add powerful antioxidants to them. It can be used in soups, sauces, stews, and desserts. 

Note: Seeds of the "Habanero" pepper must be sown in gloves. Wash your hands thoroughly immediately after carrying out this task.

Specifications:

• Product: Hot Orange Habanero Pepper Seeds
• Weight: 0.15 g
• Height: 90 cm
• Use: Spice - raw or dried and ground
• Growth form: bushy
• Site: sunny; fertile, organically or minerally fertilized humus-rich soil
• Kingdom: Plantae 
• Clade: Tracheophytes, Angiosperms, Eudicots, Asterids 
• Order: Solanales 
• Family: Solanaceae 
• Genus:  Capsicum 
• Species: C. annuum
• Uses: Salad, sauce, vegetables