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Pepper, Mini Bell Mix Seeds

Capsicum annuum
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Mini Bell peppers grow on short and stocky plants covered with sweet 5 cm (2") fruits.

The delicious 2-3 lobe peppers have an excellent fresh flavor. Depending on the variety, peppers will ripen from green to chocolate to red or yellow. 

  • SKU: 143782
  • Common Name: Pepper
  • Botanical Name: Capsicum annuum
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Safe for bees
Safe
for Bees
Grow best in
Grows
Best In:
Full Sun
Days to germination
Days to
Germination:
7 - 14 days
Water needs
Water
Needs:
Average 2.5-5 cm (1-2 in.) per week
Days to maturity
Days to
Maturity:
70 - 90 days after transplanting - garden
Best container size
Best
Container Size:
45 cm+ (18 in.+)
Growing height
Growing Height:
40 cm (16 in)
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  • Plant Type: Vegetable
  • Plant Lifecycle: Annual (plant every year)
  • Seed Type: Open Pollinated
  • Fill Weight (grams): 200 mg
  • Approximate Seed Count: 20-25
  • Characteristics: Container friendly | Frost-sensitive | Attracts songbirds
  • Planting Method: Start Indoors
  • Water Needs: Average 2.5-5 cm (1-2 in.) per week
  • Harvest/Bloom Season: Summer
  • Landscape Use: Edible Garden
  • Resistance: Deer
  • Tolerance: Heat
  • Companion Planting:

    Plant near basil, onions, oregano. Herbs such as basil and oregano possess a natural insect-repellent property that helps protect them from pests.

  • Flavour: 0 SHU | Tender and delicious with a hint of sweetness
  • Preparation Ideas: Mix peppers with olive and roast in oven.
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How To Grow

Start pepper seeds indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last frost in your area. Follow the seed depth and spacing guidelines indicated below. Once all danger of frost has passed, seedlings should be hardened off before planting in their growing location. Seedlings should be transplanted according to the plant and row spacing directions below. Transplant seedlings into the garden once the soil temperature has reached 18°C (65°F). Pick a location sheltered from the wind. Pepper plants have brittle branches and it is a good idea to support plants at time of planting with a cage or stakes to prevent bending as they grow. Regularly monitor your plants and ensure that the soil remains moist , but not soggy while they establish themselves in their new environment.

  • Planting Depth: 6 mm (1/4in.)
  • Seed Spacing: Sow pepper seeds roughly 5 cm (2 in.) apart in rows, keeping rows approximately 60 cm (24 in.) apart.
  • Plant Spacing: 45 cm (18 in.)
  • Instructions for Nutrient Care: Apply SUPERThrive once per week. Soak in solution of 1/4 tsp per gal for 15 min. or longer depending on size and type.
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Growing Suggestions:
  • Plant peppers plants deeply - the bottom leaves on the stem should be just above the soil line to promote root development.
  • Remove blossoms for the first couple of weeks to direct energy to growing the plant.
  • Peppers are very temperature sensitive. Pollination may not occur if temperatures are below 15°C (60°F) and above 32°C (90°F). Use a shade cloth or row covers to avoid heat stress or sunscald (exposure to direct rays of the sun during hot weather, which will cause peppers to blister).
  • Do not let pepper plants wilt because this will reduce the yield and quality of the fruit. Inconsistent watering also makes peppers susceptible to blossom-end rot.
  • To harvest peppers without breaking brittle branches, cut off with a knife or pruning shears, leaving about 2.5 cm (1 in) of stem to prolong storage life.
  • Use shade cloth or row covers to avoid heat stress or sunscald (exposure to direct rays of the sun during hot weather, which will cause peppers to get papery, blister, or get papery).
  • Peppers are frost-sensitive and should be harvested before frost. If frost is expected, cover with a frost cover.
  • Peppers contain capsaicin, an oily compound that produces heat. The hotter the pepper, the more capsaicin the peppers contain. Use gloves when handling hot peppers; do not touch your eyes or nose as capsaicin can burn skin.
  • Peppers left to mature on the vine will normally turn from green – to yellow – to orange – and then red. As color changes, the flavor increases.
  • Peppers should be picked often to encourage production. Peppers left too long on the plant will be soft and shriveled looking, and should be removed from the plant.

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Overall rating: 4.3 / 5 from 30 reviews.

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Not one of my seeds germinated:(

"I bought a package of these from Walmart this year (2026) and not a single seed germinated. I tried multiple different methods (paper towel, straight into soil, light, dark, you name it). Pretty pricey to have all of them flop but I assume I may have gotten a bad batch! I love Mackenzie seeds however and never had a issue with any other seeds. I have another pepper variety from Mackenzie (little yellow hot peppers) and every single seed so far has germinated 🤯 maybe next year! 😅"

— Destany (2/5)

Great seeds 8 plants up. .

"Great seeds 8 plants up. ."

— Tracie M. (5/5)

Mini Bell Pepper

"Planted seeds after soaking and 3 weeks later they are just starting to sprout."

— JOANNA M. (4/5)

Exactly as ordered.

"Exactly as ordered."

— Janet C. (5/5)

Mini bells

"Great producer. Very tasty peppers"

— Lee H. (5/5)

Pepper Mix

"The seeds germinated as they should have. Fast delivery was appreciated."

— Lyn C. (5/5)

Packaged well, shipped fast

"Packaged well, shipped fast"

— Alex G. (5/5)

Enough for 2 seasons

"There are enough seeds in the packet to fill our greenhouse❤️"

— Frédérique S. (5/5)

Ok

"Ok"

— Julie O. (4/5)

Things are starting to come

"Things are starting to come to life slow but sure. \weather is a factor but all is great"

— Ken M. (5/5)

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