50 Bell Pepper Seeds Mix – Sweet, Colorful Harvest

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Burst your garden—and your meals—with the sweet crunch and vivid colors of home-grown bell peppers. From one seed packet you’ll...

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    Description

    Burst your garden—and your meals—with the sweet crunch and vivid colors of home-grown bell peppers. From one seed packet you’ll harvest a rainbow of red, yellow, orange, green and ivory fruits that shine fresh, grilled, or stuffed.

    Why Grow Your Own Bell Peppers?

    • 🌈 4+ classic colors in one mix for eye-catching dishes
    • 🥗 Sweet, thick walls rich in vitamins A & C
    • 🏡 Suitable for garden beds or 3–5 gal containers on balconies
    • 🫑 Dependable yields on compact, self-pollinating plants

    What’s in the Pack?

    Approx. 50 premium, non-GMO seeds—enough for a generous family patch or several patio pots.

    Planting Instructions

    • Sow Indoors: 8–10 weeks before last frost, ¼ inch deep
    • Transplant Spacing: 18–24 in between plants, 24–36 in between rows
    • Light: Full sun (6 + hrs daily)
    • Days to Maturity: 60–80 days from transplant; colors deepen the longer fruit stays on the plant
    • Water: Keep soil moist but never soggy; mulch helps retain moisture and reduce weeds

    FAQ

    How many colors can I expect?

    The mix typically produces red, yellow, orange, green, and ivory peppers; exact ratios vary seasonally.

    Can bell peppers be grown in containers?

    Yes—use at least a 3 gal pot, fertile well-draining soil, and stake plants once fruit sets for best results.

    How long until I can harvest?

    Green peppers are ready about 60 days after transplant; allow another 15–20 days for full color and maximum sweetness.

    Where to buy bell pepper seeds for sale?

    Seeds World partners with trusted U.S. growers to ship fresh bell-pepper seeds quickly nationwide—order directly through this page for reliable germination and great service.

    Pros and cons

    • Edible
    • Self-pollinating

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