Harris Seeds Calwonder Pepper Seed

Open-pollinated means that if you save the seeds from your harvest, they will grow true to type the following year. Unlike hybrid seeds, which are cross-bred for specific traits, these seeds produce consistent, reliable plants that maintain the classic Calwonder characteristics.

Yes, Calwonder peppers can thrive in containers as long as the pot is large enough to support their root system and provides adequate drainage. Ensure the container receives full sun and maintain consistent moisture, as pots tend to dry out faster than garden soil.

You can expect to harvest your peppers approximately 72 days after transplanting them into your garden. Keep in mind that this timeline can vary slightly depending on your local climate and soil conditions.

Yes, these are best started as transplants. Because they require warm soil temperatures of 80-85°F to germinate effectively, starting them indoors allows you to get a head start on the season and ensure the seedlings are strong before moving them to the garden.

Calwonder peppers are specifically bred for regions with warm nights and extended growing seasons. If you live in a cooler area, you may find success by using raised beds, black plastic mulch to warm the soil, or protective row covers to extend the heat.

For optimal airflow and fruit production, space your plants 12 to 24 inches apart within the row. If you are planting multiple rows, keep them 2 to 3 feet apart to ensure you have enough room to navigate and harvest.