Pepper 'Ancho' / 'Poblano' / 'Para Rellenar' / 'Pasilla'

  • Product number: 207870
  • Origin: Mexico
  • Latin: Capsicum annuum

One of the largest and (especially in Mexico) one of the most cultivated peppers. Dried, the pepper is called 'Ancho', when harvested green, it's called 'Poblano'. The heart-shaped, 3-compartment fruits ripen from very dark green to chestnut brown-red and almost black when dried.

Names:
Latin: Capsicum annuum
Dutch: Peper
Also known as: Ancho, Poblano
English: Hot Pepper

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Sowing method: Sow: January-April indoors (20-30°C). Transplant into the greenhouse (for a higher yield) or outdoors (late May). Tie up taller plants to stakes or prune them into a compact plant. In the autumn, the plants can be potted and continue to produce on the windowsill!

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Sowing/planting time:

  • January
  • February
  • March
  • April
  • May

Harvesting time:

  • July
  • August
  • September
  • October
  • November

Soil type:

  • All soil types

Cultivation location:

  • Indoors
  • Greenhouse
  • Outdoors warm / sheltered

Position:

  • Sun
  • Flower colour: White flowers with purple veins
  • Origin: Mexico
  • Average growth height: 60 to 90 cm
  • Annual or perennial: Annual
  • Attractive to insects: Various insects
  • Winter hardy: Not frost hardy
  • Ease of cultivation: Moderate
  • Latin: Capsicum annuum
  • Dutch: Pepper
  • Also known as: Ancho, Poblano
  • English: Hot Pepper
  • All year round

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