Orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings

Orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings are one of the best and most productive bell pepper varieties.
By choosing Orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings, you will have easier productivity and a very desirable product market.

 

Orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings specifications

The seeds used in Orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings are from a hybrid and improved variety that is classified in the botanical world as a fruit. However, in the culinary world, it is considered a vegetable like tomatoes.
Orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings are a fruit with a four-celled and blocky shape, meaning it has dimensions of 8 by 8 centimeters. It weighs 240 to 260 grams. The wall of Orange Paramo bell pepper is thick and fleshy with a juicy texture. The high shelf life of Orange Paramo bell pepper is one of the prominent advantages of this product.
Paramo bell pepper is a bright orange color with fast coloration. The taste of orange Paramo bell pepper is sweet and mild without any pungency. Because it does not contain a substance called Caspian, which is the pungency factor in pepper.
Orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings are plants of appropriate size with medium vegetative growth and have very good leaf cover. The stems of orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings are resistant to breakage, which strengthens orange Paramo bell pepper and helps preserve the crop. 5 to 6 kilograms of crop can be harvested from each orange Paramo bell pepper plant.
Orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings are cultivated for one year and have an average ripening period (mid-season). To prevent seed losses, orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings are used in 128-hole trays, it takes 70 to 80 days and reaches the harvest stage after germination. The ideal temperature for the growth of orange Paramo bell pepper is at least 21 to 26 degrees Celsius. Orange Paramo bell peppers are resistant to temperature changes and the flowers maintain their resistance. It is very popular among greenhouse growers.

Disease resistance of orange Paramo bell pepper

Orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings have relatively good resistance to the most common fungal disease, powdery mildew. By growing this type of pepper, you will experience more income and less financial risk.

The best time to plant orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings

Orange Paramo bell pepper seedlings are suitable for greenhouse cultivation and can grow in different weather conditions. However, due to their love of heat and sensitivity to cold, they are suitable for the climate of warm regions. Orange Paramo bell pepper is also very popular in Iran, and in recent years, it has been planted, especially in Isfahan and Tehran provinces.

The importance of orange paramo pepper on health

Bello pepper has many properties, it is rich in vitamins C, K, A and antioxidants for beauty and skin rejuvenation. Vitamin C helps absorb iron, improves heart health and reduces the risk of cancer. Also, for people looking to lose weight, bell pepper is a great option because it is low in calories. Using bell pepper in salads, seasoning in many dishes can help improve your nutrition.
Conclusion
The fruit of orange paramo bell pepper seedling with characteristics such as being four-celled and geometric balance, appropriate dimensions, wall thickness and long shelf life, its properties and marketability have made it very marketable and many people are inclined to cultivate it.
 

Key Features of Paramonas Orange Bell Pepper

AnchorType of seedlings: Hybrid variety
Seedling product color: Bright orange
Seedling crop shape: Four-celled block
Seedling appearance: Strong stems capable of supporting four-lobed, block-shaped fruits
Cultivation space: Greenhouse
Cultivation season: Warm seasons
Weather required: -
Fruiting period: Mid-season
Resistance to illness: Fungal disease, powdery mildew or powdery mildew
Quality: Premium, first-class seedling for export production
Special feature:
Productivity: 5 to 6 kg per plant