Sweet Pepper Corno dI Toro Giallo AGM Seeds
Sweet Pepper Corno di Toro Giallo AGM Seeds are otherwise known as Horn of the Bull, a tribute to this Sweet Peppers' full, tapered shape. A traditional heritage favourite of Italy, Corno di Toro Giallo has a sweet, crisp, full-bodied flavour that makes them popular with Italian chefs, home gardeners and market growers.
When fully ripe the fruits of Corno di Toro Giallo are a gorgeous golden-yellow and grow 15 to 25cm long and 4 to 6cm wide at the top. Suitable for cultivation in the greenhouse or outdoors, they mature 70 to 80 days from transplanting. They can be harvested while still green or can be left on the plant to ripen.
These uncommon large-fruited peppers are so popular that they have spawned an almost fanatical following. With thin skin and thick walls they are often served fried in Italy, they are also used in salads or stuffed, grilled with olive oil or in pizza and pasta dishes.
To ensure a good crop, it is best to sow with heat early and grow in a greenhouse/polytunnel. It can be grown outside but the crop needs quite a bit of warmth so crops may be smaller in size & quantity and not as many will ripen fully.
They do sound fiddly but treat like a greenhouse tomato and you should be rewarded with lovely juicy peppers.
Sweet Pepper Corno di Toro Giallo Vegetable Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 30 seeds per pack. |
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Full sun. Greenhouse/polytunnel or sheltered fertile soil.
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| When to Sow |
February to April (Best in March).
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| How to Sow: |
Sow in seed trays/modules in greenhouse and lightly cover with compost and gently water. They need heat to germinate so place in heated propagator at about 22C (or an airing cupboard but remove seeds as soon as they sprout and give them warmth & light). They can be slow to germinate from 21-28 days. Pot on into 9cm pots when a set of true leaves have grown and keep at a constant temperature of 14C. Pot on again into 2L pots when they have rooted well. Either plant out in June or into 4/5L pots or the soil in a greenhouse in May/June.
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| Care: |
They can be left to grow as cordons with supports and just pinch out the top when they reach the greenhouse roof. But the best method is to pinch out the growing tip and produce a smaller bushier plant that will only need a little staking and produce earlier fruits which should ripen easier. To help stimulate pollination just brush the flowers lightly with a paintbrush, going from one flower to the next, transferring the pollen. Water with a nitrogen rich feed (tomato feed) once a week when fruiting has begun.
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| Harvest: | June to September. Can be harvested & eaten early when green or left to ripen to red, but the earlier fruits are picked more will be encouraged to follow. |
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Sweet Pepper Corno dI Toro Giallo AGM Seeds
Sweet Pepper Corno dI Toro Giallo AGM Seeds
Sweet Pepper Corno di Toro Giallo AGM Seeds are otherwise known as Horn of the Bull, a tribute to this Sweet Peppers' full, tapered shape. A traditional heritage favourite of Italy, Corno di Toro Giallo has a sweet, crisp, full-bodied flavour that makes them popular with Italian chefs, home gardeners and market growers.
When fully ripe the fruits of Corno di Toro Giallo are a gorgeous golden-yellow and grow 15 to 25cm long and 4 to 6cm wide at the top. Suitable for cultivation in the greenhouse or outdoors, they mature 70 to 80 days from transplanting. They can be harvested while still green or can be left on the plant to ripen.
These uncommon large-fruited peppers are so popular that they have spawned an almost fanatical following. With thin skin and thick walls they are often served fried in Italy, they are also used in salads or stuffed, grilled with olive oil or in pizza and pasta dishes.
To ensure a good crop, it is best to sow with heat early and grow in a greenhouse/polytunnel. It can be grown outside but the crop needs quite a bit of warmth so crops may be smaller in size & quantity and not as many will ripen fully.
They do sound fiddly but treat like a greenhouse tomato and you should be rewarded with lovely juicy peppers.
Sweet Pepper Corno di Toro Giallo Vegetable Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 30 seeds per pack. |
| Site: |
Full sun. Greenhouse/polytunnel or sheltered fertile soil.
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| When to Sow |
February to April (Best in March).
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| How to Sow: |
Sow in seed trays/modules in greenhouse and lightly cover with compost and gently water. They need heat to germinate so place in heated propagator at about 22C (or an airing cupboard but remove seeds as soon as they sprout and give them warmth & light). They can be slow to germinate from 21-28 days. Pot on into 9cm pots when a set of true leaves have grown and keep at a constant temperature of 14C. Pot on again into 2L pots when they have rooted well. Either plant out in June or into 4/5L pots or the soil in a greenhouse in May/June.
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| Care: |
They can be left to grow as cordons with supports and just pinch out the top when they reach the greenhouse roof. But the best method is to pinch out the growing tip and produce a smaller bushier plant that will only need a little staking and produce earlier fruits which should ripen easier. To help stimulate pollination just brush the flowers lightly with a paintbrush, going from one flower to the next, transferring the pollen. Water with a nitrogen rich feed (tomato feed) once a week when fruiting has begun.
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| Harvest: | June to September. Can be harvested & eaten early when green or left to ripen to red, but the earlier fruits are picked more will be encouraged to follow. |
When to Sow Sweet Pepper Corno di Toro Giallo Vegetable Seeds
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Description
Sweet Pepper Corno di Toro Giallo AGM Seeds are otherwise known as Horn of the Bull, a tribute to this Sweet Peppers' full, tapered shape. A traditional heritage favourite of Italy, Corno di Toro Giallo has a sweet, crisp, full-bodied flavour that makes them popular with Italian chefs, home gardeners and market growers.
When fully ripe the fruits of Corno di Toro Giallo are a gorgeous golden-yellow and grow 15 to 25cm long and 4 to 6cm wide at the top. Suitable for cultivation in the greenhouse or outdoors, they mature 70 to 80 days from transplanting. They can be harvested while still green or can be left on the plant to ripen.
These uncommon large-fruited peppers are so popular that they have spawned an almost fanatical following. With thin skin and thick walls they are often served fried in Italy, they are also used in salads or stuffed, grilled with olive oil or in pizza and pasta dishes.
To ensure a good crop, it is best to sow with heat early and grow in a greenhouse/polytunnel. It can be grown outside but the crop needs quite a bit of warmth so crops may be smaller in size & quantity and not as many will ripen fully.
They do sound fiddly but treat like a greenhouse tomato and you should be rewarded with lovely juicy peppers.
Sweet Pepper Corno di Toro Giallo Vegetable Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 30 seeds per pack. |
| Site: |
Full sun. Greenhouse/polytunnel or sheltered fertile soil.
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| When to Sow |
February to April (Best in March).
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| How to Sow: |
Sow in seed trays/modules in greenhouse and lightly cover with compost and gently water. They need heat to germinate so place in heated propagator at about 22C (or an airing cupboard but remove seeds as soon as they sprout and give them warmth & light). They can be slow to germinate from 21-28 days. Pot on into 9cm pots when a set of true leaves have grown and keep at a constant temperature of 14C. Pot on again into 2L pots when they have rooted well. Either plant out in June or into 4/5L pots or the soil in a greenhouse in May/June.
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| Care: |
They can be left to grow as cordons with supports and just pinch out the top when they reach the greenhouse roof. But the best method is to pinch out the growing tip and produce a smaller bushier plant that will only need a little staking and produce earlier fruits which should ripen easier. To help stimulate pollination just brush the flowers lightly with a paintbrush, going from one flower to the next, transferring the pollen. Water with a nitrogen rich feed (tomato feed) once a week when fruiting has begun.
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| Harvest: | June to September. Can be harvested & eaten early when green or left to ripen to red, but the earlier fruits are picked more will be encouraged to follow. |
When to Sow Sweet Pepper Corno di Toro Giallo Vegetable Seeds
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