Price: PKR 150 per pack

Approx. 12-15 seeds per pack.

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Grow Green Capsicum F1 Hybrid from seeds supplied by AZ Seeds & Gardening.

Green Capsicum (Capsicum annuum) is a warm-season vegetable crop. Plants develop branching stems, flowers and, following successful pollination and fruit set, green Capsicum fruits under suitable growing conditions.

Suitable for home gardens, raised beds, open soil, pots, containers and appropriately sized grow bags.

Botanical Name: Capsicum annuum
Seed Type: F1 Hybrid
Crop Type: Warm-season vegetable
Germination Time: Generally approximately 8–14 days under suitably warm conditions
Recommended Germination Temperature: Approximately 21°C–30°C
Suitable Growing Conditions: Warm, frost-free weather
Suggested Spring Sowing in Pakistan: Generally February–April
Suggested Autumn Sowing in Pakistan: Generally September–November

Exact sowing time should be adjusted according to local temperature and weather conditions. Avoid establishing young plants during frost or periods of extreme heat.

Variety Description

Green Capsicum belongs to the species:

Capsicum annuum

This product is confirmed as:

F1 Hybrid

Plants generally develop a branching growth habit and produce flowers followed by developing fruits where environmental and crop-management conditions allow successful fruit set.

The supplied seed line is intended for the production of green Capsicum fruits.

However, the designation F1 Hybrid alone should not be interpreted as proof of:

• High yield
• Superior quality
• Disease resistance
• Pest resistance
• Heat tolerance
• Cold tolerance
• Exact fruit size
• Exact fruit weight
• Exact fruit shape
• Exact maturity period
• Exact plant size
• Guaranteed uniformity

These characteristics require information applicable to the particular F1 hybrid from its breeder or seed producer.

Fruit development, plant growth and crop performance can also vary according to environmental and crop-management conditions.

Key Features

• F1 Hybrid Green Capsicum seeds
• Botanical species: Capsicum annuum
• 12 seeds per pack
• Warm-season crop
• Produces green Capsicum fruits under suitable conditions
• Branching plant habit
• Suitable for raised beds
• Suitable for open garden soil
• Suitable for pots and containers
• Suitable for appropriately sized grow bags
• Suitable for home and rooftop gardening where growing conditions are appropriate

No specific yield, fruit size, fruit weight, maturity or resistance claim is made without verified information applicable to this F1 hybrid.

Recommended Grow Bags

G-11 Grow Bag – 11 × 10 inch

Generally suitable for one plant where adequate growing-medium volume, watering, nutrition and crop care are maintained.

G-12 Grow Bag – 12 × 12 inch

Generally suitable for one established plant and provides additional growing-medium volume.

G-24 Grow Bag – 24 × 12 inch

Can accommodate multiple plants where adequate spacing and growing-medium volume are maintained.

Actual plant capacity depends on:

• Container dimensions
• Plant spacing
• Growing-medium volume
• Plant development
• Watering
• Nutrition

Avoid excessive overcrowding.

Recommended Soil / Growing Medium

Use fertile, loose and well-drained growing medium containing adequate organic matter.

The growing medium should provide:

• Good drainage
• Loose structure
• Adequate fertility
• Root-zone aeration
• Moisture retention without continuous saturation

Bhalu Mitti and properly decomposed Vermicompost may be incorporated where appropriate.

However, 50% Vermicompost + 50% Bhalu Mitti should not be treated as a compulsory formula.

Proportions should be adjusted according to:

• Existing soil texture
• Drainage
• Fertility
• Organic-matter content
• Container conditions

Capsicum generally performs well in slightly acidic to near-neutral soil.

Approximate suitable soil pH: 5.8–6.8

Avoid heavily compacted or continuously waterlogged soil.

Growing Instructions from Seeds

1. Prepare the Seed-Starting Medium

Prepare a fine, loose and well-drained seed-starting medium.

Suitable starting containers include:

• Seedling trays
• Nursery cells
• Small pots
• Other suitable seed-starting containers

The medium should remain adequately aerated while retaining enough moisture for germination.

2. Seed Sowing

Sow approximately:

0.5–1 cm deep

Cover lightly with fine growing medium.

Avoid unnecessarily deep sowing.

Water gently after planting.

3. Germination

Keep the growing medium adequately moist but not continuously saturated.

Under suitably warm conditions, seeds generally germinate in approximately:

8–14 days

A practical recommended germination-temperature range is approximately:

21°C–30°C

Pepper seeds generally germinate more slowly when the growing medium is too cool.

Actual germination depends on:

• Seed storage and handling
• Seed condition
• Growing-medium temperature
• Moisture
• Sowing depth
• Growing medium
• Environmental conditions

These figures are general cultivation guidance.

100% germination is not guaranteed.

4. Seedling Care

After emergence, provide seedlings with:

• Bright light
• Good airflow
• Appropriate moisture
• Warm conditions
• Adequate growing space

Avoid prolonged dark or poorly ventilated conditions.

Insufficient light can result in elongated, weaker seedlings.

5. Seedling Selection & Thinning

Where several seedlings emerge close together, separate or thin overcrowded plants once they are sufficiently established.

Select healthy, sturdy seedlings for final transplanting.

Avoid keeping young plants severely overcrowded.

6. Transplanting

Transplant seedlings once they are sufficiently established and sturdy.

Approximately:

4–6 true leaves

can be used as a practical developmental reference rather than an absolute requirement.

Before moving nursery-grown seedlings permanently into strong outdoor sunlight, gradually acclimatize them where necessary.

Suitable final growing locations include:

• Raised beds
• Open garden soil
• Pots
• Containers
• Grow bags

Water appropriately after transplanting.

7. Plant Spacing

Maintain approximately:

35–45 cm between plants

as a practical general guideline.

Spacing may be adjusted according to actual plant development and growing conditions.

Adequate spacing provides room for branching and helps maintain airflow around foliage.

8. Sunlight

Established plants generally benefit from approximately:

6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily

under suitable temperatures.

Adequate sunlight supports normal vegetative development, flowering and fruit development.

During periods of exceptionally intense heat, container-grown plants may benefit from protection from severe afternoon heat.

9. Temperature & Seasonal Management

Capsicum is a:

Warm-season, frost-sensitive crop

Plant growth, flowering and fruit set can be negatively affected by excessively cold or extremely hot conditions.

Protect young plants from frost and prolonged cold.

Very high temperatures can also interfere with successful flowering and fruit set.

For this reason, sowing and transplanting should be adjusted according to local weather rather than calendar dates alone.

10. Watering

Maintain reasonably consistent soil moisture.

Water according to:

• Soil condition
• Weather
• Temperature
• Plant size
• Container volume

Allow excess water to drain freely.

Avoid:

• Severe drying
• Repeated wilting
• Standing water
• Continuous saturation
• Extreme dry-to-wet fluctuations

Consistent moisture is particularly useful during flowering and fruit development.

11. Feeding

Where appropriate, incorporate properly decomposed organic matter before planting.

Additional balanced nutrition can be provided according to:

• Existing soil fertility
• Plant condition
• Growth stage
• Growing-medium volume
• Previous fertilizer applications

Avoid excessive nitrogen applications.

Excessive nitrogen can promote disproportionately leafy growth and may interfere with balanced flowering and fruit development.

No fixed fertilizer schedule is recommended without knowing the soil condition and fertilizer formulation.

12. Plant Support

As plants develop, stems carrying fruits may benefit from support.

Suitable options can include:

• Bamboo stakes
• Small plant stakes
• Support rings
• Soft plant ties

Support should be applied carefully.

Avoid tying stems tightly enough to damage or restrict plant growth.

Support requirements depend on actual plant structure and fruit load.

13. Flowering & Pollination

Capsicum flowers are generally capable of:

Self-pollination

Natural air movement, vibration and visiting insects may also assist pollen movement.

Successful fruit set can be affected by:

• Temperature
• Moisture
• Sunlight
• Plant nutrition
• Flower condition
• Overall plant health

Flower production does not guarantee that every flower will develop into a fruit.

14. Fruit Development

Following successful pollination and fruit set, fruits develop and enlarge.

Maintain suitable moisture, sunlight and plant nutrition during this stage.

Avoid severe moisture stress.

Final fruit characteristics can vary according to:

• Genetics of the particular F1 hybrid
• Temperature
• Sunlight
• Moisture
• Nutrition
• Crop management

No exact fruit size, shape or weight is guaranteed without verified information for this F1 hybrid.

15. Mulching

A light layer of suitable organic mulch may be applied around established plants where appropriate.

Mulching can help:

• Reduce rapid moisture loss
• Suppress some weeds
• Moderate root-zone temperature
• Reduce rapid soil drying

Avoid piling thick, continuously wet mulch directly against the main stem.

16. Weed Management

Keep the growing area reasonably free from aggressive weeds.

Weeds can compete with plants for:

• Water
• Nutrients
• Light
• Growing space

Remove weeds carefully to minimize unnecessary root disturbance.

17. Pest Monitoring

Inspect plants regularly, including:

• Young shoots
• New leaves
• Lower leaf surfaces
• Flowers
• Developing fruits

Depending on location and season, Capsicum may be affected by pests such as:

• Aphids
• Whiteflies
• Thrips
• Mites
• Caterpillars
• Other leaf- or fruit-feeding insects

Pest occurrence and severity vary.

No pest-resistance claim is made for this F1 Hybrid unless supported by verified applicable information.

18. Disease & Plant-Health Monitoring

Monitor plants for symptoms including:

• Leaf spots
• Wilting
• Unusual yellowing
• Leaf distortion
• Stem problems
• Root problems
• Fruit damage

General crop-management practices include:

• Appropriate spacing
• Adequate airflow
• Well-drained soil
• Suitable watering
• Clean growing conditions
• Avoiding prolonged root-zone waterlogging

Plant symptoms can have multiple possible causes and should not automatically be attributed to a particular disease without appropriate diagnosis.

No disease-resistance claim is made for this F1 Hybrid unless specifically supported by verified applicable information.

Harvesting

Green Capsicum fruits may be harvested once they are:

• Adequately developed
• Firm
• Green
• At the desired harvest stage

Use clean:

• Scissors
• Garden snips
• Pruning shears

Cut fruits carefully rather than pulling forcefully from the plant to reduce unnecessary stem and branch damage.

No exact harvest size or number of days to maturity is stated because verified breeder-specific maturity information for this F1 hybrid has not been established.

Continued Fruit Development

Where plants remain healthy and environmental conditions remain suitable, additional flowers and fruits may continue developing after earlier fruits are harvested.

However, continued or repeated production is not guaranteed.

Its duration and quantity can vary according to:

• Genetics of the particular F1 hybrid
• Temperature
• Sunlight
• Plant health
• Nutrition
• Watering
• Pest and disease pressure
• Overall crop management

Suggested Sowing Season in Pakistan

Practical general planting windows are:

Spring Crop: February–April
Autumn Crop: September–November

These are general guidance rather than fixed nationwide dates.

Pakistan has substantial regional climate variation, so actual sowing time should be adjusted according to local temperatures, frost risk and periods of extreme heat.

Important Seed Information

Seeds supplied by AZ Seeds & Gardening are intended for agricultural, horticultural and gardening purposes, including sowing and plant cultivation only.

The seeds themselves are not sold as food, animal feed, edible-oil material, medicine or dietary supplements.

Do not:

• Eat or consume the seeds
• Feed the seeds to livestock, poultry, pets or other animals
• Extract edible oil from the seeds
• Prepare beverages, extracts or supplements from the seeds
• Use the seeds for medicinal or therapeutic purposes
• Use the seeds for purposes inconsistent with their intended agricultural or gardening use

The fact that mature Capsicum plants may ordinarily produce edible fruits does not mean that seeds supplied for sowing are sold as food or feed.

Where a seed packet is specifically identified as treated, coated or otherwise processed, follow all warnings and handling instructions appearing on that packet.

Germination & Growing Disclaimer

Seeds are biological products, and germination and plant performance can naturally vary.

Information concerning germination time, temperature, sowing period, spacing, flowering, fruit development and harvesting is provided as general cultivation guidance and not as a guarantee of results.

Actual performance may be affected by:

• Seed storage and handling
• Genetics of the particular F1 hybrid
• Soil or growing medium
• Temperature
• Weather and climate
• Season and sowing time
• Sowing depth
• Moisture and watering
• Drainage
• Sunlight
• Plant spacing
• Nutrition
• Pollination conditions
• Pests and diseases
• General crop-management practices

AZ Seeds & Gardening does not guarantee 100% germination, exact fruit size, shape or weight, exact yield, exact maturity or harvest time, continued fruit production, heat or cold tolerance, disease resistance, pest resistance or identical crop performance under all growing conditions unless a specific characteristic is expressly supported by verified information applicable to this particular F1 Hybrid.