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  • Japanese Tien‑Ying Chili Pepper Seeds for Vegetable Garden Planting
  • Japanese Tien‑Ying Chili Pepper Seeds for Vegetable Garden Planting

Japanese Tien‑Ying Chili Pepper Seeds for Vegetable Garden Planting

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 Buy high‑quality Japanese Tien‑Ying chili pepper seeds. This clustered upright hot chili bears bright red fruits, high yield, suitable for backyard, farm and pot growing.
$0.59
  • Japanese Tien‑Ying Chili Pepper Seeds for Vegetable Garden Planting

Description

Japanese Tien‑Ying chili, also known as Japanese Chaotianjiao, is one high‑yield hot pepper variety. It produces clusters of slender, upright bright red chili fruits with strong spicy flavor. This variety is widely planted for fresh cooking, drying and processing. It performs well in home gardens, farm fields and large‑scale growing projects. Our fresh chili seeds give vegetable growers reliable starting material for hot pepper production.
Growing Guide
  1. Sowing time: Sow seeds in warm spring after frost danger passes.
  2. Soil: Use fertile, loose, well‑drained garden soil, add organic compost to improve soil condition.
  3. Sowing: Sow seeds about 0.5‑1cm deep, keep proper spacing between seeds.
  4. Moisture: Keep soil moist during germination period, avoid waterlogged soil.
  5. Light: Full sun location is required for strong plant growth and heavy fruiting.
  6. Temperature: Optimal growing temperature ranges from 20‑30°C.
  7. Seedling care: Transplant seedlings when several true leaves appear. Weed regularly. Apply balanced fertilizer during flowering and fruit setting stage.
  8. Harvest: Pick ripe bright red peppers for fresh use or drying purpose.
Applications
Great for home vegetable garden, backyard planting, farm commercial growing, fresh eating, drying and spice processing.
FAQ
Q: Is Tien‑Ying chili hot?
A: Yes, it delivers strong spicy taste, widely used for spicy cooking and dried chili production.
Q: Can I grow Tien‑Ying chili in pots?
A: Larger deep pots work well, full sunlight is necessary for good fruiting.
Q: What is its main advantage?
A: It features clustered fruit setting, high yield and good adaptability under proper management.
Q: When can I harvest peppers after sowing?
A: Under normal growing conditions, ripe red peppers can be harvested in growing season.
Packing & Storage
Store seeds in cool, dry and shaded place, seal package tightly and keep away from dampness and high heat.

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