Cowhorn Hot Pepper is a medium-heat pepper that’s elongated and shaped like a cow horn. Open-pollinated and very productive. Great for making hot sauce and red pepper flakes. Capsicum annuum. 90 days to maturity.
Cowhorn Hot Pepper Care
Capsicum Annuum Cowhorn Peppers
What is the plant
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Humidity
Normal
Lighting
Full Sun
Temperature
25°C - 35°C
Hardiness zone
11 - 12
Difficulty
Hard
Hibernation
Cold Period
How to Care for the Plant
Water
Keep soil consistently moist throughout the growing season. Mulch soil to reduce water evaporation.
Fertilizer
Tomato fertilizers work well for chili pepper plants, as do compost and well-rotted manure. A good 5-10-10 fertilizer is usually sufficient for peppers. Work it into the soil before transplanting, about 3 pounds per 100 square feet.
Sunlight
Ideal soil temperatures for planting most plants are 65 to 75 F. (18-24 Celsius).
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Soil
Trillium grow well in fertile, moist, but well-drained soil that's high in organic matter. Trillium can be grown in clay soils, if amended with peat moss and compost. Spacing: Space the small rhizomes (roots) about 6- to 12-inches apart and about 2- to 4-inches deep.
Temperature
Tender plant – damaged or killed by low temperature.
Container
The plants do well in a container filled with a potting mix that drains quickly, such as a combination of half commercial potting soil and half small bark chips.
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Additional
Trillium roots and berries are mildly toxic, causing symptoms that are unpleasant but not severe or long lasting.
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