Grow Your Own Bequinho Red Peppers

Discover the unique flavor of Brazil with our Bequinho Red Pepper Seeds! These open-pollinated seeds will allow you to grow your own peppers, adding a touch of smoky-sweet heat to your culinary creations. Each pack contains 12+ organically grown seeds, ready to plant and cultivate a delightful harvest.

The Bequinho pepper, also known as ‘little beak’ in Portuguese, is a landrace variety from Brazil. These bright red, 1-inch pods taper to a point, resembling an inverted teardrop. Beyond their attractive appearance, these peppers offer a distinctive smoky flavor, characteristic of their species, combined with a rich fruitiness. This unique flavor profile is enhanced when paired with sugar or sweet-and-sour marinades, making them incredibly versatile in the kitchen.

Benefits of Growing Bequinho Red Peppers:

• Unique Flavor: Enjoy the distinct smoky and fruity taste that sets Bequinho peppers apart.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for adding a touch of heat to various dishes, from barbecues to pickles.
• Organic & Open-Pollinated: Grown without harmful chemicals, ensuring a natural and healthy harvest. Open-pollinated seeds allow you to save seeds from your plants for future generations.
• Beautiful Garnish: The vibrant red color and unique shape make them an attractive addition to any plate.
• Easy to Grow: With the right conditions, these peppers are relatively easy to cultivate in your garden or containers.

These organically grown Bequinho Red Pepper Seeds have been carefully hand-packed. These seeds are open-pollinated, allowing genetic diversity.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is the ideal time to plant Bequinho Red Pepper Seeds? The best time to plant is after the last frost, typically in late spring or early summer.
2. How much sunlight do these pepper plants need? Bequinho peppers thrive in full sun, requiring at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day.
3. What type of soil is best for growing Bequinho peppers? They prefer well-draining soil that is rich in organic matter.
4. How hot are Bequinho Red Peppers on the Scoville scale? They are considered mild to medium heat, around 500-1,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU).
5. How long does it take for Bequinho peppers to mature? Expect to harvest your peppers about 70-80 days after transplanting seedlings.