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Pepper Sweet Snackbite
SNACKBITE£3.99
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Snackbite F1 – Sweet, Compact Peppers Perfect for Lunchboxes
Transform your garden and meals with Sweet Pepper Snackbite F1, the perfect choice for health-conscious gardeners and culinary enthusiasts. These compact, sweet lunchbox peppers are ideal for snacking or slipping into children’s lunchboxes. Bursting with flavor, their vibrant colours—yellow, red, and orange—add a cheerful touch to salads, stir-fries, and more. With a small seed cavity, these peppers are hassle-free and packed with juicy sweetness. Grow these versatile beauties in greenhouses or sunny garden spaces and enjoy an abundant harvest of colourful, delicious peppers. Whether you're planting for nutrition, flavor, or fun, Snackbite F1 is an essential addition to your garden.
Handy Tip: Keep your plants thriving by watering them regularly and misting the foliage to maintain cool temperatures and promote fruit development. These versatile vegetables are perfect for growing in hanging baskets or placing on a sunny windowsill for a productive and space-saving harvest!
Key Features
- Compact Size: Perfectly sized for lunchboxes and snacking.
- Vibrant Colours: A mix of yellow, red, and orange peppers adds a rainbow of colour to your meals.
- Deliciously Sweet: Naturally sweet flavor ideal for eating raw, adding to salads, or cooking.
- Small Seed Cavity: Hassle-free preparation with minimal seeds.
- Versatile Growing Options: Suitable for hanging baskets or sunny windowsills, perfect for small spaces.
- Health-Conscious Choice: A nutritious addition to any meal or snack.
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Technical specifications
| Approx. Seed count | 6 Seeds |
| When to Sow | February to April |
| Where to Sow | Sow Snackbite Pepper seeds on the surface of a well-draining compost in pots or trays. Lightly cover them with a fine layer of compost or vermiculite. Keep them at a consistent temperature of 18–21°C to ensure successful germination. |
| What to Do Next | Once the seedlings are big enough to handle, carefully prick them out into individual pots and continue growing them under glass. When the plants grow taller, transfer them to growbags or larger pots and keep them under glass for optimal growth. To support healthy development, begin feeding them with tomato fertiliser once a week after the first fruits have set. |
| Harvest | July to October |