10 UK Perennial Red Sweet Pepper Seeds Aji Dulce

Grow something a little different with Aji Dulce sweet pepper seeds. A distinctive South American variety, producing attractive pale green fruits that ripen to a rich red. The plants have a neat bushy habit and are well suited to gardeners looking for compact vegetable plants for pots, greenhouses, conservatories and warm sheltered spaces. Aji Dulce is known for its sweet & smoky, aromatic character and very gentle heat. This makes it an interesting choice for anyone searching for red pepper seeds, sweet chilli seeds, capsicum seeds, unusual vegetables to grow and productive container crops. In good conditions, plants can reach around 45 to 90cm tall and may be kept for more than one season where they can be protected from frost.

Red Sweet Pepper Seeds for UK Growing

• Bright Red Fruits – Pale Green Peppers Develop a Deep Mature Red Colour
• Mild Sweet Chilli Pepper Seeds – Sweet & Smoky, Fruity Flavour With Only Gentle Heat
• Productive Pepper Variety – Bushy Plants Produce an Abundance of Smooth Peppers
• Unusual Vegetable Seeds – A Distinctive Choice Beyond Standard Peppers
• Capsicum Seeds to Grow – Ideal for Home Vegetable Growing From Seed

Compact Pepper Plants for Pots and Greenhouses

• Container Friendly Sweet Peppers – Excellent for Large Pots and Grow Bags
• Greenhouse Vegetable Plants to Grow – Benefits From Warm Protected Growing Areas
• Easy Sunny Patio Growing – Suitable for Sheltered Outdoor Positions in Summer
• Conservatory & Greenhouse Pepper Plant Seeds – Useful Where Consistent Warmth Is Available
• 45 to 90cm Height – Compact Enough for Smaller Growing Spaces

Aji Dulce and Cachucha Pepper Seeds

• South American Variety – Traditionally Utilized Across Tropical Growing Regions
• Multiple Common Names – Includes Ajicito, Cachucha and Aji Cachucha
• Tender Perennial Pepper Seeds – Can Be Overwintered in Frost Free Conditions
• Easy Vegetables to Grow from Seeds – Suitable for Raised Beds, Planters and Garden Pots
• Grow Your Own Peppers – Great for Gardeners and Allotment Enthusiasts