Ancho Pepper, HOT (Capsicum annuum)
Ancho Pepper, HOT (Capsicum annuum): 4" heart-shaped fruits with a somewhat pungent flavour that ripen from dark green to deep scarlet. When dried, it's called ancho, but when it's fresh, it's called poblano. This is one of Mexico's most widely produced peppers. Red fruits that have fully ripened are considerably hotter and more tasty than green fruits that have been plucked earlier. Days to maturity are calculated from the moment the plants are planted in the garden. Add 8-10 weeks for transplants.
Botanical name : Capsicum annuum
Common name : Ancho Pepper, HOT
Size at maturity : 4"
Days to maturity : 75-85
Light requirement : Full sun
Planting time: Spring/Summer
Sowing method : Direct sow
Planting depth : 1/4"
Plant Spacing : 18"
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Average seed per ounce : Approx. 4,000