Reference: G91
Lemons are evergreen plants that have a more or less constant development throughout the year. The lemon is certainly among the most cultivated fruit plants in the world. The tree is modest in size, usually no more than 3-4 meters in height, so it can be grown both in pots and in the garden. Growing these plants is pretty easy, and the seeds germinate quickly. This variety is the most common and used as a rootstock for lemons, prized for its ability to resist phytopathogens and weather.
An American variety of giant pumpkin that has broken all world records in terms of size and weight, even exceeding 500 kg. The orange-colored fruits can reach huge sizes up to a circumference of 3 meters.
CAROLINA REAPER (Capsicum chinense)
GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS
SPICINESS: EXTREME
SHU 2,200,000 SHU
LATIN NAME: Melothria scabra
SEEDBED SOWING: FEB-MAR
OPEN FIELD SOWING: TUE-APR-MAY
HARVEST: AUG-SEP-OCT
CAT. COMMERCIAL
SOWING IN SEEDBEDS: NO
SOWING IN THE OPEN FIELD: MARCH - OCTOBER
HARVEST: MAY - DECEMBER
LATIN NAME: Capsicum annuum
SEEDBED SOWING: TUE-MAY
OPEN FIELD SOWING: APR-JUN
HARVEST: JUL-OCT
Low spiciness, 10,000-30,000 SHU.
Height of 60-90 cm
LATIN NAME: Cymbopogon citratus
SEEDBED SOWING:FEB-MAR
OPEN FIELD SOWING:TUE-JUL
HARVEST: EVERY MONTH
CAT. COMMERCIAL
LATIN NAME: raphanus sativus l. var. Longipinnatus
SEEDBED SOWING: -
OPEN FIELD SOWING: TUE - SEP
HARVEST: MAY-NOV
CAT. COMMERCIAL
Physalis alkekengi
Sowing period:
