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Adjuma
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Fact sheet

Botanical nameCapsicum chinense

“Capsicum chinense” — Adjuma — grow guide & seed | Pick Your Peppers

Days to germination10–20 days

“germination usually takes 10-20 days” — How To Grow Adjuma Peppers - The Ultimate Guide – Chili Craze

Days to maturity100–130 days

“Count on roughly 110 days from transplant to first ripe pod” — Adjuma — grow guide & seed | Pick Your Peppers and 1 more

Germination temperature81–84 °F

“Sow in warm, moist mix held at 27–29°C.” — Adjuma — grow guide & seed | Pick Your Peppers

Waterconsistent watering, soil kept consistently moist

“consistent watering is crucial. These peppers require regular watering, and the soil should be kept consistently moist” — How To Grow Adjuma Peppers - The Ultimate Guide – Chili Craze

Soil pH6–6.5

“as these peppers prefer 6.0-6.5 pH soil” — How To Grow Adjuma Peppers - The Ultimate Guide – Chili Craze

Height2 in

“the plant itself reaches a height of 6 cm” — How To Grow Adjuma Peppers - The Ultimate Guide – Chili Craze

Propagationseed

“Seed to harvest” — Adjuma — grow guide & seed | Pick Your Peppers and 1 more

Start indoors8–10 weeks before last frost

“Start Adjuma indoors 8–10 weeks before your last frost.” — Adjuma — grow guide & seed | Pick Your Peppers

Ready whenturn green turning to red

“The peppers will turn green turning to red when fully ripe and are ready for harvest” — How To Grow Adjuma Peppers - The Ultimate Guide – Chili Craze

Edible partspods

“Blocky lantern pods with intense fruity Surinamese heat.” — Adjuma — grow guide & seed | Pick Your Peppers and 1 more

Pestsaphids, thrips

“keep a close eye on your pepper plants for signs of common pests such as aphids and thrips” — How To Grow Adjuma Peppers - The Ultimate Guide – Chili Craze

Diseasespowdery mildew

“watch for any signs of diseases, such as powdery mildew” — How To Grow Adjuma Peppers - The Ultimate Guide – Chili Craze

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