«Shepherd» - Organic Pepper Seeds
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This is an early ripening variety of sweet pepper, the fruits are cherry-red in color, elongated cone-shaped with a pointed tip, up to 20 cm long, weighing 180-250 grams, the pulp is juicy and sweet, 7-9 mm thick.
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Pepper «Shepherd» - this is an early ripening variety of sweet pepper. The growing season from germination to biological ripeness is 110-120 days. The height of the bushes is 45-65 cm. The fruits are cherry-red in color, elongated cone-shaped with a pointed tip, up to 20 cm long, weighing 180-250 grams.
The pulp is juicy and sweet, 7-9 mm thick. The variety is valued for its original fruit shape. Used for fresh consumption and preservation.
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