How to save seeds for thin-skinned peppers

Thin-skinned peppers with seeds

Thin-skinned peppers produce seeds after they mature, so they can be harvested after they mature. The quantity is relatively large. After harvesting, they need to be placed in the sun to dry, and then they can be preserved. Be sure to place them in a relatively dry environment.

How long do thin-skinned pepper seeds last?

The seeds of thin-skinned peppers can generally be preserved for about a month. They require a relatively suitable temperature and a dry environment, so that they can be preserved for a longer time.

Thin-skinned pepper seed preservation

Thin-skinned pepper seeds need to be dried before storage, and then stored in a cool environment. During the storage period, there must be good ventilation and a dry climate, so that they can be stored for a longer time.

How to plant thin-skinned pepper seeds

Thin-skinned peppers can generally be planted all year round in warmer areas, and they do not need to be germinated. They can be planted directly. They require relatively fertile and loose soil, sufficient sunlight during maintenance, and timely watering and fertilization.