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Mild Chilli

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£25.00

10 reviews

Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars

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These mild chillies are perfect to add some gentle heat to cooking and salad dressings. A really attractive plant too as their large fruit turn from green to yellow and orange before finally turning red - perfect for a sunny windowsill where you can watch its colourful display. These plants have been brought on so they crop early and their waxy texture means that they also store well.

Current Description

Sorry we don't have any Mild Chilli available at the moment, but we do have lots of other lovely edible plants available for next day delivery.

40cm tall in a 2L pot

Reviews

4.6/ 5 10 reviews

meditation Palomo, Jun 19

perfect! thanks

Yvonne, Apr 05

Nice plant healthy full of chilis ready to eat, arrives in a nice plain white pot.

Boyd Boss, Apr 03

Lovely chilli plant with a few fresh, ready to eat chilli's to throw in the pot - and it lives on, so why waste your money on flowers that are half dead when you give a gift that keeps giving and the best one about this is, you can taste the love over and over again.

Joanna, Mar 24

Really fantastic plant with plenty of chillis!

M Partridge, Jul 21

Fabulous Chilli plant! When it arrived awesomely packaged it was covered in Chilli’s! Very happy with the free metal dear pot too! Will definitely purchase from this site again. Thank you!

Jenna Yee, Jun 26

Purchased as a gift for my father. I haven't actually seen it myself, but he was very pleased with it. It also came blooming with chillis so it was immediately obvious what it was.

Dr Leah Johnstone, May 30

Great plant

Alan Fisher, May 08

Great quality plant and pot, and chock full of chillis on arrival!

Julie Dunn, Apr 25

Excellent product lush plant beautiful red chilli’s perfect gift for chilli lover

Vu, Aug 17

Item arrived damaged and branches broken, not sure if it was the delivery of the item or the item being in that state. 2nd time I have ordered and same damaged goods service.

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Care Instructions

These instructions are sent with the plant gift

These chilli plants (capsicum annum) love sunlight. They will be happiest on a sunny windowsill, in a greenhouse or conservatory, or outside on a sheltered patio. The fruit are fairly hot and are delicious in curries, stir-fries stews and Mexican dishes. Store in a sealed container in the fridge if you can’t use them straight away.

Whilst chilli plants are in small pots like this one, they will need regular watering. Remove the plant from its container or pail and water from the top and let the excess drain away. Allow the top of the soil to dry out completely before watering again, particularly during the cooler months.

These chilli plants have been brought on for an early spring crop, and we expect them to flower and produce fruit for many months yet. To get the most from your plant, you could also grow more chilli plants from it if you wish. Simply harvest the seeds from one of the chillies and allow them to dry out in a cool, dark place for a couple of weeks, before sowing them in a well-draining compost in a seed tray. Keep them on a warm and sunny windowsill and once the seedlings are about 3” tall, transfer them to a deeper 1L pot and then sit back and wait to enjoy the fruits of your labour!

Problem Solving.

Any problems are usually associated with overwatering. If the plant becomes waterlogged its roots need to be allowed to dry out and then a normal watering pattern re-established.

If the leaves start to droop and the flowers start to curl you know it is thirsty, so water straight away. Yellow or brown edges to leaves is normally the result of low light levels in the winter but very yellow leaves are a sign that your plant is lacking nutrients so give it a good feed with any general houseplant or tomato feed and remove any discoloured leaves.

Our plants are grown in a pesticide free environment. In the unlikely event that you find any pests (including aphids or caterpillars) on your plant use a soft soap to wash off the offending creatures and pick off any damaged leaves to keep the plant tidy.