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    Grow Hot Peppers in Your Home. In the Garden, in Pots or On the Balcony. The Favorite Collection for Those Who Love Organic Farming and Good Food.
    Grow Hot Peppers in Your Home. In the Garden, in Pots or On the Balcony. The Favorite Collection for Those Who Love Organic Farming and Good Food.
    Grow Hot Peppers in Your Home. In the Garden, in Pots or On the Balcony. The Favorite Collection for Those Who Love Organic Farming and Good Food.
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    Grow Hot Peppers in Your Home. In the Garden, in Pots or On the Balcony. The Favorite Collection for Those Who Love Organic Farming and Good Food.

    By William Drake

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    110 pages. Highly illustrated. There are thousands of varieties of hot pepper. It is a popular spice that is widespread all over the world. Many people love hot peppers. Some people acquire vast knowledge and begin to collect the best of varieties.

    Those who love good food feel great satisfaction when they show guests the collection of home-grown hot peppers. This way, guests can choose their favorite spiciness. In the summer and autumn months, the colored berries can be picked directly from the plant to be served immediately on the table with all the colors and scents.

     There are many varieties of peppers that are candidates for "the hottest pepper in the world". For a long time at the top of the list was the spicy Habanero pepper. Today, at the top of the Guinness Book of Records, you will find the Trinidad Scorpion Moruga pepper, or the Carolina Reaper. This book will give you, in a simple and complete way, all the information for growing hot peppers. A few flower pots on a small terrace are enough for good results. Also, this book will reveal the technique for obtaining chilli trees

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBruno Del Medico Editore
    Release dateSep 3, 2020
    ISBN9781393168195
    Grow Hot Peppers in Your Home. In the Garden, in Pots or On the Balcony. The Favorite Collection for Those Who Love Organic Farming and Good Food.

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      Grow Hot Peppers in Your Home. In the Garden, in Pots or On the Balcony. The Favorite Collection for Those Who Love Organic Farming and Good Food. - William Drake

      William Drake

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      Grow Hot Peppers in Your Home.

      In the Garden, in Pots or On the Balcony.

      The Favorite Collection for Those Who Love Organic Farming and Good Food.

      Copyright 2020

      Bruno Del Medico Publisher

      Sabaudia (LT) Italy

      edizioni@delmedico.it

      www.qbook.it

      www.giardinoquantico.it.

      Summary of the book.

      Summary of the book.

      Introduction.

      The characteristics of chilli.

      General notions.

      A bit of history

      Growing hot peppers in the Mediterranean countries

      The cultivated species of Capsicum

      Capsicum annuum

      Capsicum Chinense

      Capsicum baccatum

      Capsicum frutescens

      Capsicum pubescens

      Hot peppers suitable for cool climates.

      The species and varieties

      Hybridization

      Sterile crosses.

      Medicinal properties of hot pepper

      The birds and the hot pepper

      The spicy flavor

      Calculation of the percentage

      Accuracy of measurement.

      Spicy taste of peppers

      Rules of prudence

      Prevention

      Sow in the nursery and in the ground.

      Let's talk about the seeds

      How the seeds are stored

      How to make the sowing of peppers.

      Production cycle according to the sowing periods.

      Seasons of the northern hemisphere: Europe, USA, Canada, etc.

      Seasons in the SOUTH hemisphere: Australia, NZ, South Africa, South America, etc.

      Anticipate sowing indoors

      The heat

      The light

      How to maintain the right humidity.

      Place the seedlings in the place of growth.

      How to do the sowing of hot peppers.

      Biodegradable mini-containers

      Biodegradable mini-discs

      Sowing

      Real leaves

      Place the pepper plants in their final location.

      The cultivation of hot peppers.

      Water the peppers.

      How to fertilize pepper plants.

      Pass the cold. Grow a spicy pepper tree.

      Collect and use the hot peppers.

      Spicy peppers in the kitchen

      How to roast hot peppers.

      How to dry hot peppers.

      Dry the whole pepper plant.

      Making necklaces of dried peppers.

      How to speed up drying.

      Appliances for drying fruit and vegetables.

      Pulverize the hot peppers

      Keep the hot peppers in the freezer.

      How to store spicy peppers in oil.

      The most common varieties of hot peppers.

      Anaheim

      Bell

      Bhut Jolokia

      Bishop crown

      Black Hungarian

      Calabrian round.

      Cascabel

      Cayenna

      Cowhorn

      Cubanelle

      Datil

      Devil Tongue

      Fatali

      Habanero

      Jalapeño

      Manzano

      Friggitello

      Pimento

      Poblano

      Serrano

      Tabasco

      Thai Hot

      PIANTINE IN VASO

      You can also grow chillies in a pot.

      Introduction.

      There are thousands of varieties of hot pepper. It is a popular spice that is widespread all over the world. Many people love hot peppers. Some people acquire vast knowledge and begin to collect the best of varieties.

      Those who love good food feel great satisfaction when they show guests the collection of home-grown hot peppers. This way, guests can choose their favorite spiciness. In the summer and autumn months, the colored berries can be picked directly from the plant

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