Using a cotton ball and rubbing alcohol, wipe down inside of glass jar and allow to completey dry. Use a clean and dry glass jar (we like to use an amber colored wide-mouth Mason Jar ) with a lid that closes tightly that is large enough to hold several seed packets. Selecting your Seed Storage Container: The goal of whatever "container" you choose is to idealy limit moisture and UV light exposure which can reduce germination rates over time. Your seed packet has been intentionally chosen to help limit air and moisture.Ģ. Seed Packet Needs to be Sealed: If you open your seed packet to plant, be sure you reseal using the provided closure, pushing out any extra air in the process of re-sealing your seed packet. Know that e very seed has a lifespan and will vary by cultivar, but with some basic good practices you can significanly prolong the life of your seed and protect your investment with a few best practices:ġ. There are two main factors that influence the ageing of seeds that are stored: moisture and temperature. How should I store my seeds to maintain a healthy germination rate? In using these durable bags, we are helping to ensure seeds stay at their peak longer and make things easier for you as the grower. This method of storage keeps seeds protected from humidity and moisture in transport as well as in your home environment. If hydroponic is not noted in the product description, the plant that seed came from was grown in rich organic soil with beneficial micro-nutrients and kelp using organic growing practices.Ī: Most of our seeds are sent to you in moisture-resistant resealable polybags and sized for the amount of seed packaged. This just means our seed is especially well-adapted for hydroponic growing conditions, but know this hydroponic-adapted seed will also grow just as well in soil. These plants are grown in a hydroponic system and get the optimal nutrients they need with the right amount of water at the proper pH, lighting, and temperature which ultimately gives us strong seed stock. Q: What does "Hydroponic Seeds" or "Hydroponically Adapted" in the product description mean?Ī: Approximately eighty percent (80%) of all our seed stock is grown hydroponic systems, so we identify these seeds primarily for the benefit of our hydroponic home-growers. (Warning: respect the heat and be sure to wear eye protection and gloves when slicing these bad-boys and wash your hands well thereafter!) R emove the inner placenta and seeds before cooking to reduce spiciness.
We made a peach pepper sauce with our harvest and it was amazing on pork and chicken dishes especially! We recommend also pickling them or dicing and adding to soups to add a kick. We think you'll love the heat and this productive plant! If you like heat, this Sugar Rush Peach Pepper is for you! You will be rewarded by this chili variety with many a hot pepper. The Sugar Rush Peach Pepper's Scoville Rating puts it between a Jalapeño and Habanero pepper. Grow your health gardening and spice up your life with these heat-loving peppers! Seed has been tested for ideal germination.Can be grown inside under grow lights (with temps above 70✯).
SUGAR RUSH PEACH FULL
Hydroponic Growers: Plant 1 seed p/ 1.5” rock wool cube.Grown using organic growing practices on our farm.Recommended for Hydroponic | Aeroponic | Aquaponic growing conditions You will need to be prepared to offer some sort of support for the limbs heavy-laden with peppers to lean upon. Baccatum peppers can grow very tall, but our parent plant to this seed grew to about 3' in height. It is a warm season plant, so do not transplant into your growing season until nightly temps are above 65✯. This particular Sugar Rush Peach Pepper seed has adapted to grow in a hydroponic system which will mean a stronger and healthier plant if you grow it in hydroponic, aeroponic, or aquaponic system like the Tower Garden FLEX.
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