Description
King of the North Pepper is a 1934 heirloom that produces large, sweet red bell peppers on a medium-sized, branching plant. The blocky fruits have thick walls and average about 6 by 4 inches.
Start seeds indoors 8–10 weeks before the last frost at 75–85°F soil temperature, planting ¼ inch deep. Transplant after the last frost at 18–24 inches apart; fertile soil, compost and early row cover help plants establish in short, cool seasons.
Start seeds indoors 8–10 weeks before the last frost at 75–85°F soil temperature, planting ¼ inch deep. Transplant after the last frost at 18–24 inches apart; fertile soil, compost and early row cover help plants establish in short, cool seasons.
Features
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1934 heirloom variety
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Sweet red bell peppers
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Thick-walled fruit
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Adapted to short, cool seasons
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Fruit size: Approximately 6 × 4 inches
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Botanical name: Capsicum annuum
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Packet coverage: 20–25-foot single row
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Days to maturity: 70 days
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Germination time: 10–14 days
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Seeds per packet: 20 seeds
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Transplant spacing: 18–24 inches apart
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Seed planting depth: ¼ inch
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Germination temperature: 75–85°F
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Seller: Seed & Bulb
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VerifiedSprouted well for me even with our cooler spring.















