Solanacées • Capsicum chinense

Iracema Biquinho Pepper - Organic

"A small, teardrop-shaped chili pepper, delicately fragrant."

$4.49

Number of seeds

Native to Brazil, the Iracema Biquinho pepper belongs to the large Capsicum chinense family, renowned for its rich and complex aromas. Its small, teardrop-shaped fruits, ending in a fine point, resemble a bird's beak, hence its name "biquinho" (little beak). In the garden, the plants become covered in a multitude of these bright red lanterns when ripe, offering a vibrant and delicious display.

In a diverse and harmonious vegetable garden, this chili pepper naturally finds its place among the warm-season fruiting vegetables. The plant, of modest size, forms a bushy habit that thrives both in the ground and in large containers. The fruits are prized for their aromatic flavor with just a hint of spice, making them a welcome addition to everyday cooking as well as to the garden's edible side. Throughout the seasons, it rewards the gardener with a generous harvest, ideal for extended harvests and homemade preparations.

  • Growing climate: Warm season
  • Sowing difficulty level: Medium
  • Care required: Regular
  • Growth: Summer growth

Note: Requires warmth and full sun; germination of Capsicum chinense is sometimes slow and unpredictable, especially at low temperatures.

The small fruits of the Iracema Biquinho chili pepper are mostly used whole, fresh or processed. In Brazil, this teardrop-shaped chili pepper is often prepared in vinegar marinades or flavored oils, served as a condiment. Its moderate heat and distinctive aroma make it a popular choice.Capsicum chinenseThey are ideal for enhancing sauces, salsas, stews, pizza toppings, or sandwiches, while also allowing for adjustable intensity when used sparingly. They can be eaten fresh, stuffed (depending on the size of the fruit), or incorporated into vegetable mixtures for preserving in jars, according to local culinary practices.

Iracema Biquinho Pepper - Organic

$4.49

$4.49

Conseils de semis écoumène

Type de semis

Semis intérieur

Durée de germination

7-10 jours

Température de germination

26° à 30° celcius

Profondeur de semis

Semis à 5 mm de profondeur

Transplantation

Transplantation facile

Technique

Semis en poquet

Conditions de culture

Distance entre les plants

  • 40 cm

Distance entre les rangs

  • 50 cm

Zone de rusticité

Zone-4a

Luminosité optimale

Plante de soleil

Texture du sol

  • Sol meuble (limoneux)

Humidité du sol

  • Sol frais et bien drainé

Fertilité du sol

Plante exigeante en compost à dominance bactérienne

pH optimal du sol

  • pH peu acide

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